This book was very... interesting to say the least. The first half really felt like it was solely relying on shock value and felt like there wasn't much story going on, just a lot of gore. But once Luna goes missing and things start to take a turn for Andi, the story really picks up. I really enjoyed the 2nd half of this book. Still lots of gore and gross things going on (which I'm not complaining about), but as the reader you start to realize you're reading from the perspective of someone who can't tell the difference between what's real and what isn't and all of a sudden the rest of the book starts to make a lot of sense.