Thank you Publisher and NetGalley. Wow what a fantastic book, this had me hooked right from the very beginning and the ending was not what I was expecting at all. The flow and content of this book was second to none. I do not get the comparison to Gone Girl, this book is standalone and I would highly recommend this book to other readers who enjoy thrillers with lots of twists.

I received this book from Netgalley in return for a honest review. I loved this book. The suspense kept me going until the end, and definitely had some unexpected twists. The one downfall to this book is that it is written backwards in time , which can be hard to follow, especially when trying to piece together the chronological order of when everything is occurring. At the same time, I liked this approach because I think it helped to build the suspense all the way until the very end . I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes thrillers/suspense!

Meh. The unique storytelling appealed to me but I just lost interest at various points. It wasn't "unputdownable" like some other recent thrillers and I had to force myself to finish it. At the same time, there were points when I was engrossed in the plot but not enough for me to give it a higher rating.

Thank you to Netgalley and Author Megan Miranda for giving me an ARC copy of this book! Both my husband and I are reading this one together and I think it's a really interesting read. I typically don't like mysteries where I can predict what's going to happen so easily, but this one took me for a turn at the end. I wasn't expecting what happened to "All the missing girls". I think that this book is also super well done since it's actually written backwards. It's over a 2 week span and the author starts from the 15 day mark and works her way back to day 1. Very well executed and really kept me wanting to go on to the next day. Overall I thought this was a really good read and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys mystery/thrillers!

This amazing book keeps the reader constantly guessing the facts of the past. Constantly, the reader is left wondering whether the main character is likeable, guilty, or just lost in the middle of a chaotic mess.

This book started off great. I love a good thriller, but it seemed to lose its luster in the middle. The ending left me with so many questions. I don't think I would suggest this one to a friend.

While the story was a fun and easy read it was only semi-suspenseful.
I like a good twisty turny thriller and this just missed the mark. To familiar to "gone girl" and "girl on a train" to totally captivate me. I also felt like it had more of a YA or NA leaning and I was really looking forward to a good thriller that would leave you thinking about it afterwards. Unfortunately, it was too easy to lay it down and rather a job to finish.