I really enjoyed this mystery. When father and son move after the mother dies, the son starts talking to a girl that isn't there. Dad tries not to worry too much but they have just moved into a neighborhood where another childhood has gone missing. It seems that this move was not just coincidence.
Alex North skirls supernatural and psychology making this a thrilling book. The story is told from three different perspectives but it was always Jake, the son's, that was the most intriguing. I enjoyed seeing through the boy's eyes.
North also paces his chapters well. He gives each character just enough time to grab you in and then moves on keeping the story cycling and well paced. I wasn't sure I understood the parts, but in the end, the story was fabulous.
Alex North skirls supernatural and psychology making this a thrilling book. The story is told from three different perspectives but it was always Jake, the son's, that was the most intriguing. I enjoyed seeing through the boy's eyes.
North also paces his chapters well. He gives each character just enough time to grab you in and then moves on keeping the story cycling and well paced. I wasn't sure I understood the parts, but in the end, the story was fabulous.