Note: I received this book from the author/publisher in exchange for an honest review. 
 *3.5 stars* 
 This is a book that draws you in rather quickly and keeps your attention throughout the book. Psychological thrillers have become a very popular genre recently, which I definitely appreciate, and this was a nice addition to the genre. Alex and his son Max discover their neighbor dead in the house next door. What follows is a succession of secrets being revealed and finger pointing and trying to figure out what happened. I don't want to give away any juicy bits but I will say the ending sort of surprised me and I didn't completely figured out the "who done it" of the story. The characters are definitely not great and aren't presented as lovely people. But what works well is that everyone struggles with very human issues and the awfulness is played up to shine a light on the sorts of awful things everyone struggles with- keeping secrets, how to handle anger, worrying about being a good parent. The only thing I didn't like lots about this book was the end, it definitely frustrated me. But overall, if you enjoy psychological thriller "who did it" stories, you will likely enjoy this book!