I love the part of this that is just a character study/vehicle for talking about misogyny in media and representation, sincerely love just hearing a character go off about the sexism inherent in superhero movies!

The thriller aspect of this is...fine? Will likely be more engaging for teens who have fresher eyes. (In her author's note she specifically cites Talented Mr. Ripley as an inspiration which is very obvious to a more experienced reader.)