This story was pretty conceptual, and I liked the idea of what it was doing - the writing style is very reflective and clouded by trauma and kind of claustrophobic. You aren't always sure what's real. Was the childhood home really haunted? Was it haunted by their mother? Was it haunted by our main character?

Unfortunately this one didn't fully land for me in the end, but I'm sure there's a lot here that others would appreciate. Based on my previous enjoyment of THE DEEP by Rivers Solomon, they potentially work better in fantasy writing for me.

Thank you to the publisher for granting me access to an ARC via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions remain my own.