Is a perfect example of when the past crashes into your present and demands your attention, it is the epiphany of how the past blemishes your carefully construed present. Felicity is the centre of this storm and the intensity of another missing girl from her hometown propels her into the storm once more. Her compulsion to return to her hometown is surrounded be fear that this is somehow connected to a missing girl from felicity’s youth and that this new girls survival is vital, a form of redemption. The reader is smoothly transported into the past, being introduced to jasmine, whom we can only assume is the original girl that went missing. We assume this by the arrival of Tim into jasmines life. Tim is the newly appointed lodger, enthusiastically enforced by jasmines mother, who appears slightly besotted by Tim. Tim’s bizarre and up seemingly disdain towards jasmine is unsettling jasmine, but jasmine is isolated from sharing her unease, as her parents seem oblivious to it. You are emerged into a sense of foreboding that needs unravelling.