Rylie Dark Delivers a Relentless Thriller in Where
I found a book called Where You Go (A Kelly Cruz Mystery — Book One) by Rylie Dark which seems likely to be what you meant. 
Here’s a review / summary + my take:
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Summary & Key Features
• It’s a thriller / mystery featuring Kelly Cruz. 
• Described as a “cat-and-mouse thriller with harrowing twists and turns.” 
• The series has multiple installments (this is Book One). 
• Readers praise its suspense, unexpected revelations, and momentum. 
• Some say the culprit is hard to guess. 
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Strengths
1. Twists & Suspense
Many readers note that the plot keeps you guessing. The twists do not feel entirely predictable.
2. Fast pacing / page-turner quality
It seems to move briskly, with few dull moments, which is often important in thrillers.
3. Strong hook & stakes
The stakes are high, and the protagonist is put in difficult, dangerous positions, which raises tension.
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Weaknesses / Critiques (from reader impressions)
• Some might feel that characterization isn’t as deep as they’d like — in thrillers, often plot carries more weight than character development.
• Occasionally, in books like this, pacing might feel uneven (e.g. slower in the middle) though I didn’t find a direct critique for that one.
• Because many readers say they had trouble guessing the murderer, there’s risk that some clues may feel either too subtle or artificially obscured.
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My Take & Recommendation
If you enjoy fast-paced mystery / thriller novels with plenty of suspense and enjoy trying to solve the puzzle alongside the protagonist, Where You Go seems like a solid pick. It won’t be a literary heavyweight, but as entertainment it appears to deliver well for fans of the genre.
If you want, I can also dig up professional reviews (from magazines or journals) or show you reviews from critics, not just readers. Do you want me to pull those?
