What I have read of this book, blew my mind. I have every intention of finishing but I need to do it in my own time as this book is hitting my limit when it comes to the thought provoking, heart destroying emotion that is behind it. 
 Obviously, from the blurb and the talk around book town regarding this book - I knew what the general gist of the story was - and I wanted to to read it, I wanted to push my self out of the cozy little box I have put myself into when it comes to reading, I wanted to step over the boundaries and push my to the very limit and I got to do that - within the first 67% of the book. 
 Unfortunately, that is when I had to put it down and walk away, not because the writing was poor or the story was bad, but because I was literally dying from anxiety whilst reading. I was led in bed next to my amazing, adoring husband and I felt guilty, soul crushing guilt settling in the pit of my stomach, guilt for something I haven't even done. I literally looked over my kindle at him and my heart broke, which is when I knew I had to step away from that world and enter back in to our own. I placed my kindle on the bedside table, slid over to him and cwtched into his back like a freakin' koala, and he just grabbed my arms, tucked them around him and murmured he loved me before falling back in a deep sleep. 
 That was a few days ago, and I still haven't been able to pick up the book again but I am not gonna lie, I have spent plenty of time since then thinking "Who the fudge isit?" along with half of the bloggers who also received an advanced copy. 
 Like I said, I haven't finished it yet - but I had to leave my thoughts so far and in saying that - I would still recommend to everyone who follows my reviews to read this book. 
 To E.K Blair, thank you for writing this and to Anonymous, thank you for telling your story, a story which could quite easily be anyone's. I hope you do find your very own happily ever after regardless of the circumstances.