This novel didn't land for me I do appreciate the topic of being more authentic and undoing aloneness, but it actually felt like it was written in a way that lacked depth. For me, this had to do more with the writing style, as the patterns seemed to shift often between overly detailed and one dimensional. I did like the twist at the end of the book, and felt the characters introduced late in the book were more intriguing. I also appreciate the author creating fiction from her own experiences but overall this wasn't a hit for me.