What seemingly started as a paranormal thriller slowly progressed into a battle with Schizophrenia. When Lauren Woodman started having visions of Abby Sinclair, I thought the book was going in a different direction than it ultimately ended. As the story proceeded, Lauren discovered more girls , all 17, all missing, each with their own story to tell. Lauren lived every aspect of these girls stories, until the ending, always absent, never told. The absence of the endings demonstrated the harsh realities of these cases, Lauren created these stories for herself, but like everyone else she would never learn the endings.
It wasn’t until the hallucinations became so bad she was hospitalized did she realize something was wrong, and I realized the
It wasn’t until the hallucinations became so bad she was hospitalized did she realize something was wrong, and I realized the