Although I rated this a four star, it is a 3.5. 
 It wasn't what I expected as it is told from mostly two perspectives, but eventually a third gets added. It took a while for the mystery and drama to truly become interesting to me, probably about half way through. I wasn't invested in the beginning because I found all the characters to be unlikable. 
 The main character, Rachel, is a drunk and a bit of a liar. Although she has a background and a "this sad story is why I am the way I am" redemption, I found her to be more of a annoying anti hero than someone I could root for all the way through. 
 It was definitely interesting and intriguing later in the story when everyone's lives and pasts become tied together and resolved. Because of this, the middle and last bit of the story were pretty good, although quite predictable. I wasn't the biggest fan of the ending as it just...hung there. An after thought. Empty. 
 Even despite my complaints and 3.5 stars I did enjoy this book. I would still recommend it because it was still a fun way to follow an unreliable character and at the meat of the story is a interesting mystery.