I have learned that any time a book gets compared to Gone Girl or The Girl on the Train, it's setting you up for disappointment because they're never as good as either of those. Maybe the marketing is partly responsible for my dislike of this book, it built it up in my mind as something else entirely before even reading it so right away it fell short for me. 
 The story is told from the POV of two women - Emma, the previous tenant and Jane, the current tenant. The story flips between them rapidly and it's a little confusing at times. 
 I found the entire concept bizarre. All the rules and the weird questionnaire that are done without question. If this were real life, people wouldn't care how fancy or famous a house was, this would put them off entirely and they'd run a mile. 
 I was underwhelmed by everything, the storyline, the characters, the plot twists. It just fell flat for me. I couldn't immerse myself into story. Emma's daddy issues were the final nail in the coffin for me.