Birdwatcher 2 by Ann Greyson was a pretty good read, though I really wish there was a timeline of events from the previous book or a recap of the important events, as I personally found it a bit difficult to get into it at first without having read the previous book. That aside, while it took me a bit to understand everything, I still found myself enjoying this mixer of horror, supernatural, and mystery. One of the aspects I really liked was how the author kept changing perspectives between different characters as it kept offering me a fresh perspective. This character switching also help me to really get to know the cast of characters. It was rather grabbing the way the author began the book with what I originally thought to be Joey Marks killing a victim only to then find out that it was actually him reliving a past kill in his dreams. Even though the kill had already happened, it still grabbed my attention with a longing to have him brought to justice for it and a desire to keep reading to see it happen. Once of the characters I really sympathized with was Estelle Rowland, a waitress who had seen a man staring at Abigail before she was killed. I really felt for her and her maelstrom of what ifs that she kept going through wondering if she could have saved Abigail if she had said something to her parents. I loved how complex and three dimensional the characters of this book were. In fact, I loved the book so much by the end that I now want to go read the first one!