I am a sucker for a thriller with an untrustworthy narrator. Going into An Anonymous Girl, I was worried it would be a thriller that you could guess the next move right away. Not with this one. The way the authors wrote the different perspectives to just show you only what they wanted to be seen really drew me in. You would have an idea in your head then read it from another perspective and the entire scene has changed. You couldn't trust the narrator or the other characters in the book. You get worried about which character will be the next loose cannon shot off. I've read enough thrillers that at the end I just put the book down and move on, but I have still been handing my copy of this one out to every reader I know.