ARROWOOD. WAS. SO. GOOD. 
 Arrowood centers around a young woman, Arden Arrowood: the sole witness to the kidnapping of her two baby sisters. She returns to her home, the titular Arrowood, nearly 20 years later, which is when the past digs itself up. With the help of Josh, a man obsessed with the abandoned cases of missing children, she begins to reevaluate everything she thought she knew about her family, and that sunny day in 1994. 
 I loved this book. The writing was immaculate; the plot was similar to Dark Places by Gillian Flynn, but handled completely differently. And that plot twist.... Damn. The twist has been so overdone in literature lately, and yet, it still took me by surprise. It was basically a plot twist within the plot twist. There were no senseless leaps or connections. All the symbolism and clues tied together in the end, and it made sense.