This was a fun read. I loved how gritty and raw it was. The main character, Peyton, was entirely unlikeable, but I really enjoyed him, nonetheless. He was a fun character, and he wanted better things for his daughter which I can appreciate. I loved that this book was written in the first person. It made me feel much closer to Peyton and his struggles. I think that Peyton was in a loose situation and really struggled with what to do. As the book went on, there were so many twists and that was fantastic. The ending was fantastic, and I loved how it worked out. The themes of the book were dark, and this book is heavier in terms of what I read. The pacing was fast, and I blew through this book in one sitting. I finished it over the course of a few hours one afternoon. I also appreciated the short chapters which helped hold my interest and keep me engaged.

If you are looking for a fast-paced thriller that will make you question your morality, then you need to check this one out.


Thank you to @atriabooks @atriathrillers @adamhamdyauthor as well as @netgalley for this e-arc. All thoughts are my own.