This is the first book I read by Chevy Stevens and I was thrilled to have won it in a giveaway. It is a terrific read and I while I wanted to devour it right away and then post about it, life got in the way, as it sometimes does, and so I wasn't able to post a review immediately like I had anticipated. 
 So just now, as I was going to look up my next Chevy Stevens book to buy/read, I realized that I never did post a review for this one (probably because that was about the time that my computer crashed, and my daughter was coming to visit with my grandson), which is not a reflection of the book or the writer because both were great! 
 The best way that I can describe That Night, other than being a very good story, is that it felt like a very real story - almost like Toni's memoir or autobiography - which is a compliment of the highest order. 
 While I certainly never had gone through the events that Toni faces, with her sister, parents, boyfriend, jail, and negotiating life after doing time, it was so easy to be in her shoes, to see how all of this can/could happen and just have it rip your world right open and all you can do is just try to survive the ordeal. Toni was so believable that I had to continue to remind myself whilst reading it that it was not a true story because it really felt as though it was.