It’s written relatively well, however the multiple betraying characters in this book are just too much to actually enjoy the book. So I decided to stop reading it altogether. 
I only got 1/3 of the way through, and as soon as Elliot saw this *fling* in the pub I knew it was Cressida. It was far too obvious. 
I know this is a ‘chick-lit’ but that is also my following point — there is no in-depth look into just how traumatising these forms of betrayal are, which I think can honestly lead readers (especially younger females) to feel this is ‘normalised’ behaviour.