Many thanks to NetGalley, HarperCollins, and Alafair Burke for the opportunity to read and review her latest domestic thriller - I loved it!
Chloe is a powerhouse, editor-in-chief at the last feminist newspaper, and author of the latest movement, #ThemToo taking over the country. She is married to successful attorney, Adam, who just happens to be the ex-husband of her sister, Nicky. They are raising Ethan, Nicky and Adam's child from their marriage, because Nicky was the wild sister, even though she was the oldest, and had issues caring for Ethan. Then Adam is brutally murdered at their East Hampton summer home and suddenly everyone is a suspect, including Ethan. Nicky leaves their childhood home in Cleveland to stay with Chloe, where the sisters must confront their estranged relationship for Ethan's sake.
This was a quick read and I was pretty much glued to the pages. Can I say how much I enjoyed the Cleveland references, especially a Browns win mention?
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