I'm not usually a horror aficionado but I enjoyed this book. It's well written and experimental and a slow burn. We don't get to see much of Leah's character but the bits we do are powerful, she's compelling. It's hard not to feel bad for Miri but she holds her own amongst the tumult. It's a book that burns to a predictable non-ending. It's sweet and profound in quiet moments but I left wondering what the author wanted you to come away with.