When we meet Jodi and Todd, it doesn't take long to realize that theirs is not a perfect marriage. With an immature, self-absorbed philandering husband and a passive, self-deluding secretly vengeful wife, things do not look good, but it's amazing how quickly and stunningly everything goes wrong. 
 Harrison has a slightly choppy writing style which took some getting used to, but actually provides a nice foundation for a dry sense of humor, surprising twists and quietly poetic turns of phrase. 
 In the end, the psychological perspective of the story adds interest and makes for a thoughtful and entertaining read, albeit one that has a slow and sly growing pattern.