3.5 stars. 
 An intriguing story which keeps you guessing. Who killed Rosie Anderson? And why? 
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 This is an entertaining mystery. Kate, our main narrator, is likeable and sufficiently "normal" to balance the many elements of pure crazy and creepy elsewhere in the story. 
 I was a bit wary of the idea of having parts of the story told by Rosie, the murder victim (this isn't a spoiler: the book opens with one of her chapters). But because the author keeps Rosie's chapters very short and scattered among Kate's larger chunks of narrative, this ghostly device works and helps keep us in the dark. 
 I didn't feel I could give the book a higher rating because while it's billed as a "psychological thriller" it isn't particularly thrilling. It's intriguing, interesting, but it didn't have me on the edge of my seat. 
 I recommend The Bones of You for fans of murder mysteries with a heavy dose of domestic drama.