Paul and Mia have been together for ten years, but there's been a tension between them lately. Paul arranges the Best Day Ever for them--whisking Mia away to their lake house, where he plans a romantic dinner and maybe some other, ah, romantic activity. 
 The catch: Paul is an asshole. He's a creepy, chauvinistic, controlling d-bag. But he thinks he's the hero. 
 It's interesting to watch the story unfold through his unlikeable eyes. Hints are dropped and Paul's story--his circumstances--unfolds, but at no point does he recognize himself as the villain. At no point does he take any of the responsibility on himself. It's a little unsettling to read about a narcissistic psychopath outside of the news these days, and as much as I hated Paul (and we're supposed to), I still found this compulsively readable. 
 Via Netgalley.