A perfect morning. A perfect husband. A perfect daughter. A perfect lie. 
 Now that we are approaching the end of 2017, I can easily say that this was the best book that I have read this year. I have actually read it about two months ago, but it was so overwhelming and heart breaking that I couldn't write a review straight away. Even now that I am trying to mutter a few words about my experience reading this book, I cannot stop my tears. 
 Helena Ross is not an easy character. She is mean, annoying, coldhearted, rude, hateful, bitter. And she is almost ready to die. She just needs to write her final novel before she dies which will happen in three months. Not much time and she does not have much strength or a clear head. So she decides to hire a ghostwriter. 
 Now, I didn't really know what a ghostwriter is before I read this book. 
 A ghostwritter is someone whose job is to write material for someone else who is officially credited the book. I suppose it is something that happens often. 
 Helena hires the least expected person and it is the best thing that has happened to her for the last 4 years. 
 This book is focused around a secret that tortures Helen and around a truth that she cannot accept in order to find peace. 
 Please when you start this book, don't read spoilers! 
 And try to be extra happy and thankful for all the things that you have achieved in your life and for all the people that you love and they love you back. Otherwise you will probably never finish this book.