This is the second book by Taylor Jenkins Reid that I've read (the first one being Daisy Jones and the Six) and it's, quite literally, a stunner. I was afraid this book was too hyped up, and I went into it feeling a little disappointed because while I was reading it, I felt it was okay, but not great. All of that changes by the end. At first, the character of Evelyn Hugo feels like a caricature. By the end, she's so fleshed out and human that I feel like I know this character better than I know myself.
THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGO by Taylor Jenkins Reid
The Literary Bend 