After I finished this book I immediately put it up as one of my favorites. That's why I found it odd that I found this book listed in the goodreads worst books of all time. But I guess to each his own. 
 Regardless there is something marvelous about the narrative. 3 different perspectives of a single event and how it ruined the life of a young man. There is a super twist at the end that made me go OMG and love the book even more. It was very close to Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon in a way. Definitely loved it! And much better than Saturday IMO.