Who doesn't sometimes obsess over past injustices? That should have made Katie more relatable for me, but I just couldn't get into this book. There wasn't enough humor for it to be humorous, not enough spy stuff to be a thriller, not enough relationships to be romance, not enough mystery to be a mystery, and I didn't like Katie enough to care if she found out why she was fired or not. I did like all the people who told Katie why it mattered to her so much, and she's "oh yeah but..." All IMHO of course.
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