I’ve got to say it was definitely worth a read. Immediately you are introduced to this dark nightmare which flows throughout the book, leaving behind an unsettling sensation. It’s a book about grief and the aftermath of losing someone close.
We are sucked into a world where we see how Alfie deals with his loss, following along the journey Alfie goes through emotionally after losing his wife Pippa. His twin girls (Cassia and Sylvie) were the first two to discover this shadow. When his twins informed him that there was a strange man in their room, he was put in a difficult situation of trying to figure out what to do, this being because he could not find any trace of someone being there.
What I truly like about this book is that it gives you an insight into more than one character, allowing you to easily see perspectives from two sides of a story. I would most certainly recommend for anyone who’s looking for a slow burning horror.
We are sucked into a world where we see how Alfie deals with his loss, following along the journey Alfie goes through emotionally after losing his wife Pippa. His twin girls (Cassia and Sylvie) were the first two to discover this shadow. When his twins informed him that there was a strange man in their room, he was put in a difficult situation of trying to figure out what to do, this being because he could not find any trace of someone being there.
What I truly like about this book is that it gives you an insight into more than one character, allowing you to easily see perspectives from two sides of a story. I would most certainly recommend for anyone who’s looking for a slow burning horror.