Panic Station: Gripping women's psychological fiction

I have never wanted to talk about a book so bad in my life. I have so many questions and so many theories I want to bounce off others. However, I hate spoilers so I won't be saying any of that. I wasn't just drawn in, I feel like I fell into the pages and couldn't escape. Even after the last page my brain couldn't stop thinking about it. I'm still experiencing the anxiety and the questions Em has are circling in my brain. Her worry and fear are understandable, but some of her, and other's, ping-ponging reactions have me speculating. I've never needed answers so badly! I'm usually fine with cliffhangers. In fact, I like them because they keep a story going and I hate endings. However, the next book in this series isn't going to come soon enough. The writing is fabulous, the plot moves quickly, the emotions are believable, the main character is someone I connected with, and the story stays with me. All of these things make it a must read.