Kat, along with husband, Doug, and baby, Sadie, just moved in to the exclusive neighborhood known as Aurora Village. They moved into the smallest house there and still had to accept help from Doug's parents, but it'll be worth it. Everyone wants to live in th AV (as the locals call it) and it's the perfect place to raise a family. Kat's already battling her insecurities and feelings of not belonging when she starts receiving nasty notes. The missives become increasingly personal and hint at knowing something about Kat's past, things her husband doesn't even know. All of her new neighbors are suspects as Kat tries to fit in, while, at the same time, trying to determine who could be the menacing note writer. Even with all the openness in the AV, there's also lots of secrets. And secrets have a way of coming out. This was an interesting read. There are things going on in the AV that I didn't expect and none of the inhabitants are particulary likeable, but I wanted to know where this was going. Your curiosity will be piqued and it will keep the pages turning, but chances are most of you won't be interested in moving to the AV.