Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for this ARC. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This was so strange /pos. I wasn’t expecting multiple POVs or time periods. It almost felt like a bunch of connected short stories in its organization. I think it was a heavy undertaking, because there were so many characters and stories woven in. And while the story was atmospheric and gloomy and eerie, the multiple POVs dissolved some of that tension and made the overall plot feel disjointed. The ending also felt a bit lackluster and while the majority of the story is deeply moving, the ending lacks any sort of impact.