‘I think this book taught me not to look at someone and judge them because you can never understand what’s going on in their personal life’
This is another phenomenal book with such an amazing narrative that I was hooked as soon as I got into this book. Some people might be able to read this in one session but to be honest I found I couldn’t do that – not because I wasn’t enjoying the book but because at times it became slightly confusing.
Don’t get me wrong, the story was pretty much straightforward – the story is told by Cadence, who comes from a family of traditionalist Americans with a lot of money and spends each summer with her cousins on the island owned by her grandfather. They’ve grown up together, but one summer everything changes after a tragic event. This is where the story becomes a bit complex; you know something’s wrong with Cady but you never can be quite sure what.
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