5 Words: Politics, family, death, memories, lies. 
 Having read Ally Carter before I was expecting action and intrigue and sass and teenage boys that act more like they're 25 than 15. I was not expecting this. 
 And I was actually a little bit disappointed. 
 It was a good read, a quick read, but it was rather slow in pace. It felt like there was quite a bit of unnecessary filler in the pages. Even with this, a few of the characters just fell flat, 2D images hovering in the corner. 
 There are teeny tiny hints at romance, but nothing you could really latch on to. I thought it was a bit of a shame, as even a little more development of these hints would have given the story more depth. 
 All that said, I did enjoy this. And that twist at the end - the twist that I felt made the book - has made sure I'll read on. It hinted at all of the things I felt were missing and I can't wait. 
 I loved how unreliable Grace was too, those last pages completely changed my perception of her. And it was very brave. 
 I received a copy of this for free via NetGalley for review purposes.