I loved this book! The language was so vivid, the characters were so full of life, like you know sometimes when you read a book and it describes someone's movement pattern and you´d think "what the hell"? that´s so unnatural? why would someone make that movement? Here, everything felt so natural and the characters felt so alive.
Honestly to the point that when I finished reading and was cooking dinner, I started to worry about Kate's future, As if we knew each other? Of course, I caught myself quickly and was amused by my stupid brain, but that says a lot about the book for me anyway.
So human and beautiful.

Fret is a character-driven story with plenty of propulsive plot. Kate makes some bad decisions; her life is not neatly tied up with a bow. This makes her a very realistic character. Her character arc is quite relatable, especially as she learns to open up to others. The public shaming aspect of the story adds another layer of tension. Highly recommended for fans of literary fiction.

Thank you to the publisher and NetGalley for an advance e-galley; all opinions in my review are 100% my own.

This was such a great piece of art! This was so interesting and really made me think. I highly recommend this to those who love fiction!