Review: Pretty good but
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 12, 2013
3.5 This started out pretty good. Its every parents nightmare to find out your child has been abducted. Maggie's son was taken in the front of school and there are little to no leads. Enter Stafford how has an ability to touch objects and see what that person saw. Maggie is a nonbeliever and it takes a long time for her to get with the program.I really liked Maggie at first and her emotions were so real. I even understood her disbelief and short temper with Stafford. By half way through she was became detached to me. Not as a mother looking for her son but just as a character. I mean her emotions were there and all over the place and that's completely understandable. But things just felt weird and off. I no longer enjoyed reading her pov. Maybe it was the way that she treated Stafford and was constantly hurting him. Honestly the best parts of the book for me were when we had sweet seven year old Davie's pov.Overall this wasn't bad at all and the writing was nice.