I really liked the concept, a wife being questioned by the FBI for her husband's involvement in human trafficking, but the further the story went on the more I just couldn't get into it. It was a good interesting book, but not much more than that for me. It tried to ask a lot of difficult questions about culpability and willful ignorance and at what point a victim becomes a perpetrator, but it just didn't feel like there was enough nuance or skill to make that work. It wound up falling flat toward the end and while it was an entertaining book, it ended on a bit of a low note for me.