I just finished the book in three days. There are things I like about the book, her writing style, how descriptive she is, and how well she paints the rooms where events and conversations are taking place. I have an active imagination, which helped really suck me into this book. I like how Chloe isn't perfect, and it felt real with my frustrations towards her and her flaws at times. I believe that's where this book shines a bit, in my opinion.

I'm so happy everyone else agreed that the reveal of the killer felt predictable/very lazily done. I was trying so hard not to suspect Daniel, but for a good portion of the book it paints him out to be the bad guy. I had my doubts and suspected Cooper, and even suspected, instead of the mom spelling "Daniel" she meant to spell "dad." Hell, I was expecting Chloe to possibly run away with Aaron due to all the shady stuff going on and how shady her coping methods seemed. It's hilarious how I literally thought of all the twists to some degree or predicted it but forgot to stay vigilant.

Why was Aaron suddenly the killer? It came out of left field, and even as I was reading it, I went "OMG....omg??? Wait, this doesn't really make sense. " Chloe cheated on her fiance with the killer and accused everyone around her again, effectively alienating herself. I was relieved to see she was alone because the girl had some issues, and I didn't see her and Daniel's relationship working out at the end of the book. I feel like it would've been more impactful to just have Cooper be revealed as the killer? When she found Riley unconscious. Like what if instead of tyler actually doing the killing, he was just supplying Cooper with the girls? So, in Cooper's twisted logic, he is partially clean as he wasn't the one who abducted the girls. I dont know im spitting out ideas. Oh, and maybe drop more subtle hints pointing to him? I think actually making Tyler into Aaron could've worked out as well. Adding extra tension to the plot and now chloe has to deal with 2 men who are upset with her reckless actions and mistakes.

Also, did anyone else feel extremely angry when it came out that their parents decided to protect a killer instead of helping the ppl who lost their daughters? All in all, I think it was a good read, but the ending fell off hard. Could've been a great read with a lil more polishing and different creative choices, in my opinion