This book was excellently creepy and well written. It sent shivers down my spine. You know those "Stories to Tell in the Dark"?
I read this a few years ago, and I honestly didn’t remember much about it. When I started rereading it I vaguely remembered some of the characters, but it was mostly a new experience for me.
This book was atmospheric, spooky and lovely all at the same time. It was a delightful read and the combination of the mystery and paranormal aspect were well done.
This was a solid YA gothic horror book. It definitely feels comparative to something like Rory Powers or Erin Craig.
If you like modern gothic mysteries, you'll like this book. It was not at all what I was expecting -- I don't know exactly what it was, but in some ways it reminded me a bit of Supernatural and Black Butler.
I adore Kingfisher's novels. Everything about this novella was haunting and beautiful.