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Not as tense or edgy as it thinks it is, this takes an inordinately long time to become interesting, but only then in a sub-American Psycho homage. The main character is distinctly unappealing, which can sometimes work, but not here, as there is no sense of why she became so morally vacuous in the first place. There are occasional moments of dry wit, but not enough to sustain what turns out to be a tiring, wafer-thin plot. A good editor would have helped, but the writer's inexperience shines through, though she may have the chops to mature.