Well, well, well. This book was like a Agatha Christie novel had a baby with Groundhogs day. This book has so many layers to it that it makes you so impressed of the author for writing something so brilliant and complicated. I sometimes would set the book down and think to myself that I don't know how he didn't mess things up. How he constantly must have been scrolling through his writing to think if he is writing the right thing for in the moment. Due to how complicated this book is it made the book so much more interesting to read. I loved the murder mystery and even how it ended! It was so much fun to feel like I was in a Clue game and I had to figure out who the murderer was. On top of that, you have this overarching storyline that made you question morality and human compassion. Finding out why Aiden was placed in this situation broke my heart and I still wonder if he made the right decision at the end. FANTASTIC read and an excellent read for during quarantine where I felt like I could escape.