It had a bit of a slow start, but about halfway through I was fully committed. The ending made me slightly irritated, but otherwise it's a well put-together story.

Dnfd

Overall a good story. However, there were too many narrators. I know this is typical of a Jodi Picoult book, but she usually breaks them up by chapter breaks. In this book, different narrators are scattered throughout the chapters and it switches from first person to third. Sometimes, it took me awhile to catch up. A lot of background on the rabbis and priests looking into the case also dragged on. But there's no doubt Jodi's a great writer.