This is a crime mystery and it's written chronologically in the first person by the central character.
Olivia, also known as Arden Maynor, the 6 year old girl from Widow Hills who survived a storm, was living a different life away from all the chaos of her infamous previous life that dealt with admirers and stalkers alike.
Everything changes when she receives a box from a hospital which supposedly has her mother's belongings. Like Pandora's box, it opens her up to her past and dealing with sleepwalking.
Each time she finds herself outside unaware how she got there until one unfortunate day, she wakes up to find a dead body next to her and the overwhelming feeling of dread.
I found the storyline a little slow at first but it ended up being a worthwhile read. I liked how the author gave first person narrative and police transcripts, especially of the past because it makes you have a greater understanding of the central character, and it created suspense.
Olivia, also known as Arden Maynor, the 6 year old girl from Widow Hills who survived a storm, was living a different life away from all the chaos of her infamous previous life that dealt with admirers and stalkers alike.
Everything changes when she receives a box from a hospital which supposedly has her mother's belongings. Like Pandora's box, it opens her up to her past and dealing with sleepwalking.
Each time she finds herself outside unaware how she got there until one unfortunate day, she wakes up to find a dead body next to her and the overwhelming feeling of dread.
I found the storyline a little slow at first but it ended up being a worthwhile read. I liked how the author gave first person narrative and police transcripts, especially of the past because it makes you have a greater understanding of the central character, and it created suspense.