Enjoyed this so much. A classic treasure hunt that is also semi-plausible in the modern day? What's not to like?! It felt like a nice escape from the current hellscape that is this pandemic. I really liked Riley; more specifically I really liked Riley's transformation. She seems so level-headed and put together by the end. Would have liked to know if she ever resolved everything with her father. The narrator for the audiobook was also quite good. I listen at 2x speed and I still felt like I got everything from the book.

I feel like it's hard for me to relate to a story about an entitled rich girl who decides to go on a reality TV show to save her reputation after it's ruined. Well, that's Riley. If that's not bad enough, she's also super annoying. While listening to this book, I kept hoping she'd get better. Spoiler alert, she doesn't get much better unfortunately.

Problems with the main character aside, you'd think there'd be a least one other relatable or interesting character in this book. After all there are like 30 characters. That's a bit of an exaggeration, but there are A LOT of characters. None of them are anything more than flat caricatures.

Stephanie Willing was a fine narrator. She sounded what I imagined Riley to sound like. Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for this ALC. Unfortunately this book wasn't for me.