This book so painstakingly slow in the beginning. So much so that by the time we got to the bulk of the actual mystery, I didn't really care. Some of the twists seemed so impossible and over the top that it took me out of the story. 
 I didn't care for the main character, the reasons that Cara gives for just ditching out on her family, don't make sense to me. It seems so ridiculous. 
 When the story does finally get going there's actually a lot of humour, which I wasn't expecting and it's a lot faster paced in the second half than the beginning would have you believe. 
 I'm not usually a fan of stories that are intertwined with news articles and interviews but it worked nicely in this one and they helped to keep track of who everyone was. 
 Some of the secondary characters are infuriating, Bonnie for example - I wanted to skim over her parts because she got more annoying with every page, not sure if it was intentional or not. 
 There are some things done right with this book, I can see potential but it just falls flat for me and there's too much I don't like about it for me to give it a higher rating that this.