I enjoyed this book although it was a bit hard to follow sometimes because it flips between two stories - but it might just have been my brain that was the problem! One part of the book is focused on Quinn Collins. She has been working in downtown Chicago for a year and was fortunate enough to answer an ad that led to an affordable shared apartment. Her roommate is Esther and they have developed a great friendship. One Saturday night Esther begs off going to a new bar because she thinks she is coming down with something. On her own, Quinn ends up bringing a man back to her room. It isn't until the next day that she realizes Esther is missing.
An hour from Chicago there is another story unfolding. Alex is 18. His childhood has been horrible. At the moment he is earning money by working in a coffee shop. One day he sees this mysterious woman. When he finally gets to talk to her he is completely smitten. But 'true love never runs smooth' to quote Gene Pitney (for those of you who are old enough to know who he is!).
Everyone is keeping secrets. Not everyone will survive the next week!
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