kari_kirfman shared a tip "Detective Marlitt Kaplan enters the world of fraternities, brotherhood, and secret rituals when she begins to investigate an on-campus hit-and-run where the victim is the social chair of a prestigious frat. Marlitt was a badass detective who could learn to follow rules and would probably succeed more in life. She had a wonton disregard for police procedures that keep the force in check. In the story, it's framed as her against a corrupt system, but if a real police officer went rogue like this, people wouldn't be pleased. Nevertheless, if there was a second book starring her or one of her fellow detectives, I'd probably read and still like it as long as the moral of the story wasn't so blatant (more on that in a bit). I did like the writing style and the narration, but it seemed like the overall agenda of this book was to demonstrate why you should dislike fraternities, both from the storyline and from multiple internal monologues from the main character. I don't like frats either, I just don't need my stories to be so heavy-handed at teaching me things. 3 stars because I wouldn't recommend it, but I definitely think others would like it. Thanks to NetGalley, Macmillan Audio, and Lauren Nossett for the ARC of this book. All opinions provided above are my own."