Not My Problem

Interesting premise and definitely a page turner, but it needed a little extra to have it be stellar in my eyes. I like the open ending and not having everything solved on page and Aideen admitting she needs help, but I feel like there should have been a more gradual structure of her slowly coming to terms with her situation and using other people's problems as an escape from her own. IMO that aspect wasn't explored, we didn't see Aideen come to terms with her coping mechanism in time, she just kinda realized it at the end, and even then it was brief. Readers can connect this being the reason for her behavior on their own but it would've helped the story to kind of delve into that aspect of the story more.