I liked this a lot better than the other Walker book I read, Emma in the Night. The storytelling style worked so much better here, flipping back and forth between mother and daughter perspective. I was genuinely invested in both perspectives and curious about what was going on.

However, the first major plot twist was revealed in a rather silly way and the characters who couldn't see what was obviously in front of their faces were kind of ridiculous. A little more awareness would have gone a long way.

Overall, this was a pretty good thriller. It's not one that will stick with me and it won't be one I remember to recommend, but I didn't have many complaints. It was just par for the course and pretty good.