Read in one sitting because it was so enthralling. But now that it's over, I don't have that much to say about it. Reminds me of What Remains of the Day. Probably because of the unreliable narrator. Tony was pretty unlikable, but interesting--especially because he could not see how awful and unlikable he was/is. Liked the introspection about memories--what you remember isn't always what happened. I totally bought everything in the first half, and believed everything happened exactly as stated. I don't like books that "lie" to me, but even though I wasn't told the whole truth, strangely, when I realized what had actually happened, I didn't feel betrayed.