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When I was a teenager, me and my friends loved to watch bad horror movies. Reading the perfect marriage reminded me of the feeling I got. Adam was the half-crazed zombie with barely any brain-cells left. The cops felt like headless chicken running around in circles.

I felt entertained though, just as I did when I laughed from the bad acting in those horror movies. I especially liked Adam`s strange behavior and the way the author portrayed his tought process. What I didn`t like was; That the police didn`t do its job when there clearly was other avenues to explore. That Sarah, Adam`s wife, became his lawyer despite that being a conflict of interest and that there only were some short sequences where this was questioned. It made more sense when I came to the end, but it still annoyed me nonetheless. The twist was good, and unlike some other psychological thrillers who have done the same, I felt like what happened earlier in the book fitted with the twist.