There is so much right with this book. Three narrarators can get confusing very quick, especially when they switch throughout the chapters. However, it is very clear who is the narrarator at each point. Liane Moriarty wrote some of the most well done characters I've read in a long time. Even the side characters were interesting and fleshed out with purpose. The main characters were relatable, likable, and deeply flawed. The storyline was intriguing and even as it leads to the big event at the end; it didn't feel to drag. It was thrilling and interesting; leaving you to long for more as you put it down. Moriarty also does a great job not using an excess of filler. Each part of the story felt purposeful. Overall it was a great read and I was not disappointed.

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domestic violence, sexual assault