Note: I received this book from the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review. 
 I think this is the year of psychological thrillers for me. And this was a slow burn, which might turn some people off, but I thought it was really well done and appreciated the parts of the book that were mostly just snapshots of an everyday life. This book spans 20 years in the characters' lives- from when the Clares buy their home up until the present day, where we finally learn the truth (sort of, there is some room for the reader to make their own assumptions). I can't really tell too much of the story without ruining some of the magic in this book- especially the way people's lives overlap and connections that seem to have no real meaning wind up being a huge part of what leads to Catherine's murder. I found the writing to be well done- my one complaint being that the lack of quotation marks was distracting and took a long time to get used to. If you enjoy slice of life stories and thrillers, you'll probably enjoy this book. If you're looking for more action and suspense, probably not the book for you.