I'm writing this review with very mixed feelings. I wanted to like this book. The cover art and the plot was fascinating. However, the "chapter within a chapter" was annoying. The author switched between "now" and "then" excessively, sometimes even in the same chapter. There were multiple story lines outlining different time lines both in our world and the alternate world beneath our own.
Freya's character was annoying. A brilliant but OCD college student who is a nasty snot to the homeless "hero" of the story, Daniel. By chapter 10 they have only encountered these mysterious demons once or twice with no explanations of why they're stalking Daniel or what it means for our world other than some random killings, crime and suicides. This is pieced together by a detective who seems to appear at some point in the book with no character building.
Though I often read fantasy and books with complex story lines, I had to go back and look his name up just to remember who he even was when the book would suddenly shift to his part in the story. It never really tied together, and it was too much to process. I'm very disappointed. The book looked promising. I really wanted to enjoy it.
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