Question I

[Jonetta]

Jo Heissman, the psychologist, approaches Tracy and Decker in a Starbucks and later gives Tracy her business card with a message asking for help. Decker believes she’s working with the people who are trying to kill Nash. Did you? When did you begin believing she wasn’t and was also a victim?

[Lauren]

Even in the previous book, I didn't believe she was working with Agency of her own volition, so I wasn't surprised that she asked for help.

That said, I was only 100% convinced that she was a victim with the revelation of the blackmail photos. I couldn't see her agreeing to a cover that involved an affair with her daughter's ex.

[Anita]

Jo was a real question make for me. Sometimes I thought she was working for the Agency and other times I believed she wasn't. I was suspicious when she showed up at the Starbucks asking for help. Like Lauren, I wasn't convinced until the blackmail photos reveled she was sleeping with the same man Tracy was.

[Robin]

Same with me. I actually didn't remember anything about this character from when I read the series several years ago. I kept wondering if she was working with the Agency or show she played into the whole thing.

[Jonetta]

Robin, I didn’t recall her from my first read over ten years ago either.

I didn’t trust Dr. Heissman and was on the fence up to when she was proven to be a victim, leaning more towards her being a tool of whomever was trying to kill Nash.