A book about a severely depressed, anxious woman who takes a job in a church, pretending to be straight. The lady who had her job before her seems to have been murdered. Her family is a mess, her relationship one-sided and her arm broken in an accident she can't bring herself to deal with reporting. It's all a hot mess really.

Probably not the best book to be reading in one of the worst mental health episodes I've had in years. Despite that, it was one of the best. Emily Austin has captured the feeling of panic and perfectly portrayed that feeling of being alone that one feels when depressed. A book I'll come back to again I'm sure, hopefully from a better place! :)