Suspect, Scott Turow, author; Helen Laser, narrator
After listening to the first part of this book, I apologize, but I simply had to give up. I generally enjoy the writing of this author, but perhaps it is written for an audience far younger than I am, and far more “woke”, because I found the sexual innuendo, the gender dysphoria, the sexual identification, the foul language and immature, hackneyed dialogue distracting and then, finally, unbearable. If Pinky, who seems to have an inability to stick to her goals, is your type of character, you may love it. She works either for her family or those related to her family. Perhaps that is the only employment she can succeed at achieving.
For me, I am not interested in learning about a mystery that involves a fully tattooed, pink and blue haired, nose ringed lesbian investigator, who hates her mother, knows she is nothing, if not normal, but believes that her neighbor is the one with the problem and follows him inappropriately. I am simply too old to spend more time on a book that is out of my range of interest. I hope there are some finer examples of literature out there for me to read.