Sharon G. (mustangsharon) reviewed on 3/7/2019 + 84 more book reviews

I really enjoyed this book. When I read the the dust cover and it said it was diabolically gripping, I was intrigued. As I was reading I thought to myself "this isn't really that gripping and how is it even close to diabolical? It was a really good story, I felt for all the characters, I wanted to know how she found herself in the grips of crippling agoraphobia but not really gripping....well....I was wrong. A.J. Finn gets you to forget that you are reading a thriller and suddenly you are in the midst of a murder mystery, or are you? Was it even real? She does have mental illness and drinks way too much and the pills, oh, the pills. Who can you believe? After you read the book, do yourself a solid and watch some of A.J. Finns interviews. He is a riot and so personable. I can't wait for him to write another book.

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