Impostor Syndrome

Meh. I wanted this to be more of a spy thriller and less of a character study, but that's more a failure of marketing than anything else.

I was interested to see the two female main characters and how their loves are similar and different. The premise sounded exciting. However, I think this book didn't fully commit to one thing. In a spy novel I want excitement, suspense, and I didn't feel like I got any of that with this book. The story was interesting but fell flat - maybe the pacing was just off?