"We are liars. We are beautiful and privileged. We are cracked and broken." 
 This book was somehow not at all what I expected it to be. 
 A really interesting story that will definitely take you for a ride, even though the characters will do little to endear themselves to you. 
 It centers around an extremely wealthy family, and I think it portrays well how money can corrupt. The Sinclairs are greedy, entitled and not very likeable. But quite scandalous. 
 "I love him, but I am not sure I like him." 
 I really enjoyed how in a few of the later chapters Cadence made up fairy tales that reflected the characters in the book, and from that I could see she was aware of how flawed her family was - I hate how people sometimes feel as though acknowledging people's flaws means you don't like/love them and just turn a blind eye. 
 She also ends up seeing how flawed she is. 
 "But the thing that makes me really messed up is the contradiction: when I'm not hating myself, I feel righteous and victimized. Like the world is so unfair." 
 I must admit, I was very shocked at the direction the plot took!! I'm not really sure how much I enjoyed the journey, but I am glad I gave this one a chance.