I'm sorry but I couldn't get into this. There were too many convenient "coincidences" that were just too far fetched for my liking.

This was a very unexpected book. What seems to be a straightforward missing girl mystery is in fact something very different. For me the jump between genres worked- because they are genres I enjoy but I can see why this book wouldn’t be everyone’s cup of tea.
The only thing that didn’t work for me was the romance- I don’t think it added anything to the plot.

What is going on in the hollows? For years children vanish from this small town, but what is really happening under the radar of the town’s people? This book gave me “Stranger Things” vibes. I loved how the author wrote a mystery novel with a sci-fi spin. I think she did an excellent job of painting this alternate kind of world and kept the suspense strong throughout. Although this is not my normal genre, I really enjoyed it!

Unfortuanately, I was unable to finish this book. It was hard to follow and I could not understand what was going on in the book. The book was all over the place and you could not keep up with it.

I agree with other reviewers who found this book hard to follow. The narration was too flowery, while the structure was too choppy, resulting in a lot of words that didn't amount to much. It's a bummer, because the idea is so intriguing. I love small towns with mysterious pasts, but this one just wasn't executed well.

I found this book to be confusing. The plot is choppy and convoluted, making it difficult to enjoy.

I thank Netgalley and the publishers for. giving me the opportunity to read this..

I really tried with this one, but I just couldn't get into it and found it very confusing. It was definite DNF for me.

I was definitely a little confused throughout this whole book. I absolutely think that this should be categorized in the sci fi section though.

I'm sorry I was unable to finish this book because I couldn't understand what was going on. The constant shift between the past and present and events happening that for me were too confusing.