The title and book cover were what made me click it to begin with. It just peaked my curiosity, with what was written at the top. I read the first few pages and am invested in the story. It didn't start off boring, gave just the right amount of context before getting into the beginning of what I'm assuming is going to be a great mystery. I like the writing style and the spacing used as most times when it's done badly, it puts me off the book completely and makes it hard to read.
I already sympathise with the protaganist and like her a lot so that was done very well in the first few pages. I like how there's the big event of the actual baby being left with her and then to add on, some guy is taking a photo and I would love to see how it all links together in the end.
I like the idea of the train station and trains in general because it gives me the feeling that she might come back like trains always do, or this could have been her last stop.
I already sympathise with the protaganist and like her a lot so that was done very well in the first few pages. I like how there's the big event of the actual baby being left with her and then to add on, some guy is taking a photo and I would love to see how it all links together in the end.
I like the idea of the train station and trains in general because it gives me the feeling that she might come back like trains always do, or this could have been her last stop.