| Chapter 46 As the days pass, the atmosphere at Cuddledown grows less enjoyable | It was a book I really, really wanted to like, and almost did, but the predictable and shitty ending that it got left a sour taste in my mouth, and while some of its character dynamics were compelling, none of the characters were quite standout enough, nor was the story itself quite interesting enough to make up for its fatal flaw |
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| Granddad was a racist, Gat had said | Harris has three daughters, Cadence's mother Penny, and her aunts Carrie and Bess |
Chapter 18 Cadence continues struggling to remember more of her accident.
| Chapter 8 Gat had been on a volunteer trip to India and had come back profoundly disturbed by the poverty there | Cadence wonders why her mother and aunts are kinder to each other now |
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| PART THREE: Summer Seventeen Chapter 23 Cadence arrives at the island | He comes clean about his other relationship |
| Cadence is allowed to go back to the island and is surprised to find much has changed | The next day, a visibly failing Granddad comes to visit |
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| A brilliant, damaged girl; a passionate,political boy | Chapter 21 Cadence gives away more possessions and plans to give Gat back a jacket she had borrowed |
Chapter 36 Cadence tells the Liars how sick she felt while in Europe.
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