This book hits its stride about 33% of the way in - and I can't really say much about how. But it's certainly a psychological thriller, leaving you wondering who you can trust and what events actually transpired. However it hits a slump again around 60% once the main drama has been resolved. I loved Kate and Marisa as characters, though I found myself blaming Jake for most everything. It's a slow burn and definitely feels more of a British thriller than one for the American audience, but is a great choice for those breaking into the genre.

*Thank you to Simon & Schuster and NetGalley for the ARC in exchange for my honest review*