Review!!!!

Reading Alice Feeney’s novel can be quite a unique experience, especially if you enjoy psychological thrillers with multiple narrators and plot twists. While some readers might find the pace slow at first, it often pays off as the layers of secrets unravel near the end. It’s important to keep an open mind about the dual perspectives, as they can make the story feel confusing but also add depth when the pieces come together. I personally found that the way Feeney reveals secrets in stages builds suspense, though it can sometimes feel like waiting too long for payoff. The narrative technique of telling one secret from different viewpoints can challenge conventional storytelling but also invites readers to question reliability and motivation of the characters. If you enjoyed the His & Hers movie, going back to the book is worth it for the richer detail, though the reading experience might be different. What stood out to me is how Feeney masterfully combines suspense with emotional undercurrents, making the story not just a thriller but also a study of relationships and mistrust. Even if the pacing feels uneven at times, the twists near the end demonstrate why she's called the 'queen of the twist' by many reviewers. For those who appreciate a book that keeps them guessing until the very last page, this novel delivers on that front, despite some confusing moments. Overall, my takeaway is that this book is a solid choice for readers who enjoy psychological suspense with layered storytelling, even if you have to navigate through moments of ambiguity. Being patient with the build-up will reward you with a gripping conclusion that ties together the complex secrets hinted at throughout the chapters.