The imagery that this book evokes was something I got lost in(In a very positive way) however I also personally got lost at points in the storyline(I don't want to explain why/where because I feel like it would give away major plot points) and whenever I started to feel like I understood the storyline and could follow along again things changed and I became confused again. I also am confused by the mythology/world of the book because of this I don't feel comfortable with given this book a number on a scale.

The locust unearthing by j l Norris is a sci-fi and fantasy and teens ya read.
Life can change with every breath we take. Truths become lies. People we thought we knew become strangers and it is only when you stand alone do you finally see who you truly are.
Barely able to cope with the loss of her mother and never knowing her father, Cotey James is lost, lonely, and nearly broken. She is teetering on the cusp of adulthood while living in a small, desolate Kansas town with only her grandmother and Andy True, an elderly Native American neighbor to guide her. Cotey's world is about to change again as she is about to travel down a life-altering road paved with heartbreak, revelation, and the paranormal as she is thrown deep into a world of myth and Native American legend. She must accept her fate as the warrior they have been waiting for and face off against evil and the one they call the Locust.
A good read although slow it managed to read it. Good characters too. 3*. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced copy of this book from netgalley.