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When past mistakes come to wreaking havoc on Scarlett and her husbands perfect life with their baby Poppy, what will Scarlett do to keep afloat. Too embarrassed to show her face at work and even to her friends and family, she turns to the only people she has left who doesn’t know of her mistakes, her antenatal group. But is there a reason why they didn’t get sent this explicit video?

I liked this book and the fact that you kept changing your mind on who done it throughout. You kept questioning who had motive, what would they gain from doing this? I throughly enjoyed it and read in one sitting. Such a captivating read, I recommend.

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dark mysterious tense slow-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? No
Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

3.0

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5.0

Scarlett is just barely keeping it together on her first day back to work after a year long maternity leave. When she is told there is a sex tape that has been sent to all of her family and friends, she is floored. Everyone in her life has witness this intimate moment in her life except her baby group, who she is keeping out of the drama at all costs. But we find out early on that the very person responsible for this malicious act is a member of the close-knit baby group.

This domestic thriller kept me engaged from the first page. Even though it is heavily plot-driven, we get to know each of the characters very well, and the writing is well-executed. This was an ingenious story about how the intimate bond of new moms can go horribly awry.

Thanks to NetGalley and Avon for my advanced copy.