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It had its slow moments but very edge-of-the-seat novel. Big plus for me, no bad language

I love Megan Miranda’s books, and the performance captivating, thrilling, and surprising. I thoroughly enjoyed!

Absolutely amazing. Everyone needs to read/listen to this story. So many topics tackled gracefully and tastefully and honestly. The characters we relatable. They portrayal of a small Midwest town is very accurately portrayed. This book will stick with me for a long time.

I loved this book. The characters were so real and even though I thought it would be a predictable ending I was still very pleasantly surprised at how things turned out. This was a wonderful escape.

If you just sit and listen or read this book, just with a capable mind judgments aside, it’s the most beautiful book. One of my favorites

As I listened to this book, I couldn’t help but think of the recent world pandemic. The characters and situations could have been ours. It held me captive and I couldn’t put it down. I would highly recommend this book either via audio book or hard back.

If you like dystopian fiction with a twist… this is great. I love men, so I understood the fear of losing them. If you hate men… well you might like this too!

I worked for child welfare and though I’d heard everything; this is some of that everything.

I wasn’t sure what I would think, and started this book with some trepidation. it sucked me in right away, and kept me there.

The first 6 chapters were great but dropped in quality from chapter 35 on. Jackie and some of the other characters came across as generic and unlikable. Some of the dialouge was god awful and unnatural. Also, if guns are going to be essential to the characters, do some research. Its not a clip, its..

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