I really struggled to get through this one. There are lots of short, chopped up sentences within rambling stream-of-consciousness-y paragraphs. I have never particularly loved this style of writing.I was also pretty regularly confused, mainly because the book was just not holding my attention. Add to this the extremely self-centered, boring, petty characters. I'm not whining about how the characters are "unlikable" -- I mean, yeah, they are, but that's not the point. The point is that they aren't actually interesting. 
 Going with 2 stars instead of 1 because (a) despite my being bored by the characters, Handler really works hard to make the reader feel immersed in realistic, believable people's brains and (b) that 1 star thing is usually reserved for books I outright dislike, and I'm merely disappointed in this one. 
 Rec'd an e-ARC from publisher via NetGalley. More detailed review scheduled at Lone Star on a Lark in the near future.