3.5 stars?
This is one of those books that's difficult to rate. It reminded me of Memory Police in that we follow possibly the least interesting character of the story yet, I still enjoyed being in her mind. Ines is vague, absent and learns absolutely nothing of value throughout this novel, but I couldn't put the book down. All in all, the best part of this novel is how relatable the characters are.

It's not a book you'd recommend to a friend and either you read it with intrigue or close it after reading 50 pages.