I'm a bit conflicted about this book. On one hand, I couldn't put it down. On the other, I often found myself filled with rage listening to it. While I understand that terrible people exist in the world, this book felt more like a satire than a mystery/thriller. Molly felt more like a caricature than a compelling main character, and the mystery itself was somewhat predictable. The real surprise is from Molly's perspective, as she's not able to see what the reader can. That being said, the ending itself was quite good (though a bit unsatisfying). I feel like this book had such potential to be great, but was squandered with poor characterization.

So then the question is... would I read another? Quite possibly. The narration of the audiobook was spectacular, to a point where it almost made up for the quality of the text. Almost.

*Thank you to PRH Audio for an ALC in exchange for an honest review*