While this authors first book will without a doubt forever be one of my favourite thrillers, I didn't read his second because of really negative reviews. With this third book, I went in totally blind, without reading into anyone else's reviews. It didn't hold up to The Silent Patient's caliber, but it was still a really great book. Albeit very different and a little strange, it was enjoyable. 

It was a twisty, weird and wild ride told by a very unreliable and frankly unstable narrator. I was on the edge of my seat most of the book, trying to figure out what was going on, what was going to happen and who I could trust. The POV was told in almost a script form, which I found really refreshing and well done for a different perceptive. The ending left quite a bit to be imagined, which I don't always love, but I think it was meant to keep you guessing even after you finished. Again, it won't be making any favourites lists for the year, but it was definitely good and worth the read!