There’s so much going on in this book. The pacing felt strange, with almost too many red herrings to keep the story running smoothly. After every non-lead I’d find myself frustrated and shutting the book for a while. It felt like a lot of it was unnecessary and took away from the true horrors of the situation.

Written in a weird format, the POV would jump from first-person present tense, to third person past tense, but not evenly so it felt disjointed rather than truly compelling.

I did enjoy it enough to finish it though, which is good sign.

Frankly, Ginny is a badass and I would read anything with her as the protagonist because she was much more interesting than the actual protag (sorry).