Member Reviews
Kaitlyn K, Reviewer
Sequel to Fracture, and it dials the creep factor up. Delaney survived the ice, but now strange accidents haunt her crew, and Decker’s POV takes the lead. It’s moody, tense, and more psychological than supernatural. grief, guilt, and fate swirling together with a side of romance angst.
The atmosphere is eerie in that “is it a curse or just trauma?” way. Sometimes slow, sometimes sharp, but it keeps the unease simmering all the way through.
