Loved the relatable character and unsettling undertones

The first few chapters of this book were both relatable and tragic. The main character Margot is struggling with the loss of her family, but her sarcastic attitude actually made me laugh a few times. I loved the highlight of children in foster care. I hope mental health is also treated well in the rest of the book, especially with Agatha's character. Even so, I'm extremely intrigued by the premise and don't trust the Suttons motives for bringing Margot to their home AT ALL! I'm excited to see where this story goes and am already rooting for Margot as a character.