This book truly made me think and feel. It's a book that brings you on the journey of a young woman who is realizing that she might have had a not so healthy relationship with a famous author years ago while also recounting the events of the past. I think this book is very powerful in the sense that, you feel a lot, and you really feel for Tatum as she realizes in the "present" that she was used (for reasons we find out at the end) and still felt a sense of admiration for the person throughout her life until she truly broke down finding that she didn't admire the broken man she had "fallen for". This book is a journey that feels so real that for a second or two, I thought I was reading a memoir and not a fiction story, even though that is the point of the book and it's supposed to make you feel that way. I do think that a lot of people will relate to or at least empathize with Tatum and her journey.