I didn't like this quite as much as Dangerous Girls, which was more my style of thriller, but this has a lot going for it and is pretty twisted too. Abigail Haas is an ace at non-linear storytelling and her execution of the style is just so well paced, too. 
 I'll definitely be recommending this one to my mystery loving friends, just like I have Dangerous Girls. 
 I do have some factual niggles related to the way college enrollment and financial aid works, the way the family's financial situation was set up (the mother would likely have been eligible for unemployment and other assistance and Chloe would have been shrewd enough to make that happen) and the way insurance works (Chloe would not have been able to add her mother to her plan). I am super picky about this sort of thing, so these are minor things that other people probably won't notice/care about.