A deadly fog has engulfed the world, except for one small island where the last of humanity shares a peaceful, ordered existence.
But of course nothing is ever that simple.
Humanity's survival is dependent on everyone getting along, which rarely happens even under the best of circumstances.
Stuart Turton is a master at immersing readers in atmosphere and setting. I felt like I was there on that island, watching the fog swirl in the distance. Every nuance came alive. I was unsettled and on edge, as I experienced this story alongside all of the characters.
The plot unfolds at a steady pace, gradually building in intensity. Characters are complex individuals. And I don’t want to say anything more, aside from I loved every moment.
*I received an eARC from Sourcebooks Landmark, via NetGalley, and a print ARC from a BookishFirst giveaway.*
But of course nothing is ever that simple.
Humanity's survival is dependent on everyone getting along, which rarely happens even under the best of circumstances.
Stuart Turton is a master at immersing readers in atmosphere and setting. I felt like I was there on that island, watching the fog swirl in the distance. Every nuance came alive. I was unsettled and on edge, as I experienced this story alongside all of the characters.
The plot unfolds at a steady pace, gradually building in intensity. Characters are complex individuals. And I don’t want to say anything more, aside from I loved every moment.
*I received an eARC from Sourcebooks Landmark, via NetGalley, and a print ARC from a BookishFirst giveaway.*