After having read the first four chapters, I'm putting this on my to-read shelf. It's already clear that the two women are not what they appear to be, and that there are unpleasant secrets to be revealed about the husband. The New York setting is perfect, and the insights provided by both women about their jobs and histories are interesting and humorous. The story could benefit from some editing (we were told twice about Beau's early demise).
I like the color contrast on the cover, but the two identical women are a little jarring together.
I like the color contrast on the cover, but the two identical women are a little jarring together.