Started out strong, but the ending made me feel very dissatisfied. Over the second half of Day 4, this feeling just kept growing and growing. I couldn't wait for it to be over. I also found myself exhausted by all the lies. Every time something was revealed, it turned out to be a lie. Then the lie was explained, but the explanation would also turn out to be a lie. It just became too much.

I really liked how the author made the characters more realistic by showing us the shameful thoughts that nobody ever admits. I especially loved the representation of parents of special-needs children and their experience. I loved the honestly about their hardships, how people think they understand what it's like, but they don't. That being said, this inward perspective got tiring eventually. 

Matt was such a stereotype of a man. Everyone else were humanised on more complex ways, but Matt was the typical

I hate my wife and I'm a horny creep

kind of man. I hated having to read about

his sexual experiences and thoughts and his inability to get hard. Boohoo, cry me a river, you poor guy.

All of these descriptions were just vile and unnecessary.

I hated every character in this book and was left with a deep sense of injustice. Even though

Elizabeth's treatment of Henry broke my heart, I wanted to see her get justice.