"Do I detect a renewal of your fighting spirit? I'm so glad. To tell the truth, I've been getting quite bored. Bring it on, Grace--I'm waiting for you." 
 One thing I know for sure is do not marry someone after only knowing them for a few months. It happened in this book, it happened in Colleen Hoover's It Ends with Us, and I know it happens in real life as well. Because really and obviously, you need time to truly get to know someone, to discover the skeletons in their closets, and at the end of the day, time to decide whether you can handle all of their baggage. Get engaged, sure, if you must, but don't actually marry until way down the line. 
 Anyway, well, yes, this book was horrifying on so many levels. It tells the story of Grace, a bright yet lonely woman, who falls in love with the seemingly too-good-to-be-true kind, handsome man known as Jack. And well, yes, it was too good to be true. The plot is sinister, and for me, downright scary. But I found I was disconnected to the story and to the characters. Sure, it had me wanting to know more (the answers to the horrifying questions), but I wasn't invested in anything. And I will only love a book when I get totally sucked into the soul of the story, which didn't happen for me here. 
 It was mostly entertaining in a morbid sort of way, but - a bit... soulless, maybe?