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I think when I read this book, I read it in 2 days, and it's only because I was savoring it. It's really, really good, and it's fun, and I love Dolly Alderton because she's one of those authors that just make you feel like you're talking to a best friend.

And this is one of those books where you don't fully know what's going on all the time, but I feel like that's the point. And it's not confusing in a frustrating way. It's one of those stories where you slowly start to piece things together, and it's extremely satisfying.

I read this book back in 2024, and it was my number one book out of the entire year, and that year I read 63 books. And out of all 63 books, this was my number one.

That man is on a different level, and this book is his creme de la creme of books. This one is the one that gripped me by my neck meat and my deteriorating attention span, and now I'm offering it to you.

I'm telling you, to this day, that is a book that I have never, ever been able to forget. It was just so jarring, so disturbing, and really genuinely kept my attention. I will say though, one little caveat is I hated the ending.

It is so rare for it to be a non-spicy book, and yet the yearning, the desire, will have you kicking your feet. I'm still blushing like remembering this book.