Wow - once I started this book it was hard to put down - it was suspenseful and thrilling in ways I didn't know a book could be. It was emotional not visceral terror that kept the pages turning. Set in New York City this book centers on a therapist named Grace whose book "You Should Have Known" is about to be published. Grace is happily married to a pediatric oncologist and has a 12 year old son at one of the best private schools money can buy. Day after day she listens to patients on her couch lament about their spouse or significant others failings when subconsciously KNEW what their faults were when they first met them. They don't need kindness they need tough love and honesty. When a parent at her son's private school is found brutally murdered her perfectly manicured world starts to fall apart. Gripping, emotional, and unique.
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