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This was a fast-paced and entertaining thriller. I liked the narrator, I didn't get bored with the story, and was pretty invested throughout without zoning out too much. I thought it was paced well. The entire book takes place over a year but we don't spend too much time on the unnecessary, mundane details. I thought overall it was good.

The story is about Lauren and Jay who meet at a music festival and fall in insta-lust. They call it 'fate' and they call it 'destiny' that they met that day. What follows is the story of them building their life together at Jay's cottage in the woods.

I thought this had just the right amount of twists. Nothing groundbreaking here but it was enjoyable and kept me interested in the outcome. Each character isn't entirely what they seem so it was fun to unravel what is truth and what is perception. I don't 100% understand the need to call the young girl strange so many times, I didn't really "get" that part of the story.

I'd recommend for those that like a quick thriller with some decent secrecy surrounding most of the characters.