This is the third Gillian Flynn book that I've read, and I think that I like it as much or maybe a tad more than Gone Girl. Flynn's writing is witty and flows well. She doesn't rely on gimmicks, and her descriptions are gritty and precise. I like her characterizations the most. Many authors can't handle multiple perspectives, but Flynn can make each voice distinct and realistic. I appreciated her attention to detail, how she weaves little bits into each character's story so that they flow together nicely. 
 I guessed the end before I got to it, but that was okay. I enjoyed it and only lament that I let this book hang out on my to-be-read pile for way too long.