I've seen some reviews of this book talking about how it's less of a thriller/murder mystery and more of a exploration of the aftermath of the crime and the people affected, and I agree with this.
 Yet, while it seems to be a negative for some people, this unexpected narrative exploring grief, trauma and various other emotional areas, is what I loved about this book.
 It's short and fast paced. Moving around between different perspectives and timelines, which kept me hooked to the end.
 I loved this book.