trees and a killer is on the loose. There were many themes floating through: grief, finding yourself, adaptation, murder, friendship, and love. It was well written with a world created that sounds almost cool to live in, except for plastic houses and not being able to go outside. I though the characters were described just enough to get me invested, but not too absorbed in them. I thought Izabel spoke to Cami almost like she was an adult at times. I also thought Izabel didn't make sense like being upset with the husband and putting herself in danger, immediately after being told she was in danger. Lead up to killer was great, but resolution was quick and simple; however, I did not think it was who it was. I also had a question about the bathroom scenes between the Izabel and Cami. I kept waiting for that to be part of the story and that never materialized. Just odd and unnecessary, but one eye catching statement I wont say. Overall, a great book that held my interest.