I liked the book and how it presented the Now and the mystery by weaving in the past step by step. Let's just say: the past is never over and forgetten..... I liked the writing and could "see" the characters, but not feel, and that's why at times I looked for more and the book dragged out a bit - in the end the book based on its portrait of the characters, and I wished for more complexity. But in the whole it was a solid read.
Thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing a copy in exchange for an honest review!

Woah. That's my only response... woah. I love how the author goes from different times (past vs. present) in order to capture the story. I know that's a tool many authors use but sometimes it just confuses things-- here I felt like it gave the book another layer.

What's great about this book is that it speaks of how far a feeling, an event, or an experience can take us. It just so happens that the past is not where the characters expect it but a constant shadow-ever present awaiting the slightest of triggers to make it's presence known.
The author's way of writing by going through present and past events made this a thrilling read.

Thank you Netgalley for the eARC.