Holy Fucking shit what did I just read!!! ( I am allowed to swear because this book is just on a whole other level.) 
 Whoa. Hands down the best book of 2016 has found its way into my hands. 
 Our lives are made of choices, you see. Big ones, small ones, strung together by the thin air of good intentions; a line of dominos, ready to fall. Which shirt to wear on a cold winter's morning, what crappy junk food to eat for lunch. It starts out so innocently, you don't even notice: go to this party or that movie, listen to this song, or read that book, and then, somehow, you've chosen your college, and career; your boyfriend or wife. 
 So many choices, we stop counting after a while. They blur into a endless stream, leading seamlessly to the next question, the next decision, yes, no, no, yes. The line of dominos falling one by one. Click, click, click, they tumble faster until you can only see the two that really mattered: 
 The beginning, and this, the end. 
 Oliver, Ethan, and I. 
 Don't be misled by the title. Girls are always the dangerous ones. 
 I have never ever read a Psychological thriller. I had no expectation. I was going in blind. Most of the time I felt I was drowning. This book was taking my breath away. I was holding it in waiting, waiting, trying to read as fast as I could, hanging on to her every word, to devour this beautiful work of art. 
 Like all I want to say is: GO Read it NOW!!! This is too good. Abigail Hass will play with your emotions. 
 It's a mystery, it's a thriller. It's so bloody complex. Its written in present and past tense. And it's written so perfectly which had me questioning everything. 
 The story revolves around three people- Ethan, Chloe and Oliver. They are in no way perfect. That's the beauty of this story that the writer was able to bring out. All the little things which we all have felt and how sometimes it plays into our life. How a close family members depression was affecting you, how jealousy and desire were coming into play. How your dreams are broken and you are trying to cope with your reality. It's all of those and more which makes us question the sanity of her soul. Through all the resentment, anger. Waiting to be spilled. 
 One brother is dead. Chloe and the other brother is alive (barely). What happened in the house? 
 Just when you think you have figured it out, something new explodes right in your face. 
 Personally I love it when the characters are so flawed and so genuine it actually makes sense. 
 I don't want to even spoil it even a little bit. Like seriously you guys need to read this. 
 There is this quote which I love. When I read two books of Abigail Hass this quote suddenly made so much sense: 
 You write so beautifully. The Inside of your mind must be a terrible place.