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A review by hmclaughlan
Mothtown by Caroline Hardaker
4.0
I finished this book several days ago and have been trying to come up with a non-spoiler-y review ever since.
Mysterious events are happening all around David, but nobody will tell him exactly what is going on. Told from the perspective of David as a child into his young adult years as he tries to solve the mysteries on his own, the reader also is kept in the dark as to what is really happening.
To review without giving any spoilers, I really liked this one; It was wonderfully weird and confusing and creepy. It was like reading the fever dream until everything made sense (but it still didn't quite make all of the sense).
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced copy of Mothtown by Caroline Hardaker in exchange for my honest review.
Mysterious events are happening all around David, but nobody will tell him exactly what is going on. Told from the perspective of David as a child into his young adult years as he tries to solve the mysteries on his own, the reader also is kept in the dark as to what is really happening.
To review without giving any spoilers, I really liked this one; It was wonderfully weird and confusing and creepy. It was like reading the fever dream until everything made sense (but it still didn't quite make all of the sense).
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced copy of Mothtown by Caroline Hardaker in exchange for my honest review.