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I came for a thriller, but Karin Slaughter made me wrestle with guilt, morality, and my own questionable life choices instead.
A chaotic, funny, and surprisingly heartfelt ride with inspired casting and baseball nostalgia woven throughout.
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Junior and Lauren’s reunion is all heat, sharp edges, and zero apologies.