I couldn't finish this book. I feel like I couldn't really even start it. There is so much talking with no description or anything to draw you in. I feel like it could be a radio show since the characters are saying everything. Couldn't get past that.

What a different and compelling book! The writing is beautiful and insightful with many clever life observations and original quotes. It is written from differing perspectives, one of which at first seemed odd but soon made a lot of sense. Brilliant.

Lucy is a young woman living at home with her weary mother and intuitive younger brother. Her father is no longer a true part of their lives. Her beloved grandmother, Mary, has recently moved to a nursing home. When clearing out Mary's drawers, Lucy makes an astonishing discovery which leads her to genealogical research. She just cannot believe what she sees so takes it upon herself to embark on her project to find proof of deep secrets. Her forays take her to visit with several people who may or may not have further useful information. She is lead down unexpected rabbit holes, breathtaking rabbit holes.

Mary is losing her faculties and her obsessive behaviour and mutterings appear confusing. Her gruff roommate also has mental health issues. Ageing is well portrayed, as sad as it can be in an institution. The plot is well thought out, as are the subplots. In the midst of sadness and heartache there is also hope. Love the clever title!

Looking for your next unique read? Pick this up. It's well worth your time, perfect for readers who enjoy twists.

My sincere thank you to Fairlight Books and NetGalley for providing me with an ARC of this enthralling book in exchange for an honest review. Much appreciated.