I enjoy an unreliable narrator story and this was definitely that. Eva Hansen wakes up in a hospital after being struck by lightning and is told that her Mother, Katherine has been murdered. Eva was found unconscious on the street not far away and is now being questioned by the police. With no memory of that night, Eva must learn the truth behind her mother's death in order to prove her innocence.

Told in 2 POV's both of Eva and Katherine, we slowly begin to unravel the truth of the faithful night, along with many hidden secrets. While I was definitely kept guessing by the twists I felt like it was a bit too much at times. I enjoyed this one and it definitely kept me entertained but I didn't love it as much as I enjoyed the author's previous book - The Night Olivia Fell, which felt much more plausible and definitely tugged at my heartstrings.

3.5 stars (rounded down)