I absolutely loved every page of this book - except for the last five. Those five pages, to me, didn’t fit. I realize that maybe that’s the point, and I suppose I can appreciate why the author ended this story the way she did, but I still feel like the ending would have been better served either without the epilogue, and simply left vague, or with a different ending altogether.
The writing in this book is the best I’ve read since Kristin Hannah’s The Great Alone. The characters, even Kya, seem to invite your right into the story. I’ll automatically read all other fiction by this author, even if I feel like this book needed a different ending.