After the first few chapters, I could no longer read this. A story is supposed to grip you and keep you interested. Instead, I kept asking simple questions; and all within the first chapter. The lead character is being followed by a dog, a fog comes in to protect her from the dog. Why would she stand on her doorstep to see through the fog to see what the dog was doing instead of going inside? Once she fell and hit her head, how was her disappearance explained to her family? If she didn't believe in paranormal, and really didn't have a reason to, how is it that it took nothing to change her belief? And....if you've lived your entire life as unremarkable, why would you feel that you had special powers based solely on the word of complete strangers? This book reads like a 5 year old wrote it by copying the writings of a 3 year old.
After the first few chapters, I could no longer read this. A story is supposed to grip you and keep you interested. Instead, I kept asking simple questions; and all within the first chapter. The lead character is being followed by a dog, a fog comes in to protect her from the dog. Why would she stand on her doorstep to see through the fog to see what the dog was doing instead of going inside? Once she fell and hit her head, how was her disappearance explained to her family? If she didn't believe in paranormal, and really didn't have a reason to, how is it that it took nothing to change her belief? And.... if you've lived your entire life as unremarkable, why would you feel that you had special powers based solely on the word of complete strangers? This book reads like a 5 year old wrote it by copying the writings of a 3 year old.