If you want a page-turner complete with the usual Flowers in the Attic type angst, then you'll probably enjoy this book. I did read it all in a sitting, unable to put down this train wreck of a family disaster story. But honestly it made no sense at all. You'll figure out in the first chapter or two where it's going, so it's the old "idiot plot" that everybody in the story is an idiot because it's obvious that the parents switched babies for some unknown reason so you're kept reading to find out what possible reason there could be. Well, I'll save you a lot of time. The ending is not satisfying and not a good reason for any of this. I could have also done without the scene where the 17 year old brother is hitting on the 13 year old sister, although his mental illness is eventually offered for the reason he never noticed she was his sister... it's still squicky, since we think he's just a creepy boy who likes 'em too young at this point in the story.