I ripped through this one about just as fast as I did her first novel, Luckiest Girl Alive, though I have to say that Bright Young Women is easily my favorite of the two. Multiple timelines, POVs, and relationships collide as these characters struggle to come to terms with the gruesome tragedies wrought against them by a spineless, small, and largely average man inaccurately portrayed by the media at the time as some kind of charismatic Casanova brainiac.