I’m late to the party on this book, so all I have to add is that I highly, HIGHLY recommend listening to the audiobook rather than eyeball reading it.
The thing is a mindfuck, and the audiobook production makes it feel that much more real.
Also, for the animal lover readers—both the cat and the dog survive the book. Neither of them are harmed or in danger in any way in any part of the book. Did I worry about this the entire time? Sure did. I really need authors to start adding *ALL ANIMALS ARE FINE AND LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER* at the beginning of their books. Someone bring this up at the next meeting. Thank you. Byeeeee.
Let me start by saying this is probably the best audiobook production I’ve ever listened to. The main character, Lucy, is suspected of killing her bff. Most of the chapters are in her POV. However, some are from the POV of Ben, a podcaster, and those were like listening to an old timey radio show. The podcast chapters had intro and outro music, interviews that sounded like actual real-life interviews, and sound effects (like foot shuffling when the interviewee suddenly got up to leave the room). It was awesome. A++++
As for the story, it definitely held my attention. It’s kind of a large cast of characters along with twists and turns, so it keeps you on your toes. I’m terrible at guessing the endings of mysteries, so I’m not one to ask if it was predictable or not.