Frederick Reiken

In a debut novel, Philip Shumway describes the disappearance of his older teenage brother, Ethan, and the struggle of each member of his family to deal with the loss and find solace in family love. Reprint.

The Odd Sea

Cortnie

3.5 stars

I'm. I'm so confused? And also dissatisfied? The book was good but at the same time the ending left me with countless, niggling questions. It drives me INSANE, that there's no proper explanation. This book made me feel so many things. The only reason my rating isn't any higher is because I'm honestly left so speechless that it's frustrating, but in a good way.

If you're in for a mystery that never actually gets properly solved, this is definitely the kind of book for you.

The Odd Sea

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