What I instantly enjoy about this book is that it feels like a self-discovery book, I like the notion that Penny is fulfilling a 'childhood dream'. The introduction of strangers is mysterious and I am unsure on how this will play out, will it be suspicious or heartfelt? My favourite part is the phrase ' past and present', how does Penny's life intertwine with these strangers if she's never stepped foot onto the island before ? It makes so sense and that's why I want to read this book.