Brooklyn reminded me of the main character in The Coldest Winter Ever if she was a preacher’s kid. The book opens with her murder at age 24/25 before rewinding back to see her as a rebellious and selfish 17-year-old and onward. Driven by understandable trust issues, she self-sabotaged and did everyone in her life dirty.  I guessed her killer beforehand but don’t believe her lack of loyalty deserved a death sentence. The author did a great job of creating a complicated character you couldn’t root for but also couldn’t stop reading about. The heavy plot points had me still thinking about this book long after I’d finished it.