When Thea lost her mother, she felt obligated to put aside her own needs and stay for her little sister, Cara. At the same time, she met Margot, a young woman with an outsized personality, wealthy and a summer occupant of Thea’s town. Their story was told set in 1967, alternating with 1977, ten years later, as Thea is now married with a daughter, but slowly realizing she has fallen into a housewife role, giving up her dreams of being an artist. When Margot reappears in her life after ten years and after they both shared a memory they would never forget, Thea begins to question herself. The story was intense at times, with a mystery at the heart of it which explains a lot about Thea’s and Margot’s relationship. Recommended. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.