Marty

The book would have been better if the author had spent more time explaining his theory about Oumuamua's origin and discussing the bits of data we do have. Instead, the author spent more time criticizing the scientific community and their "theories." So at the end of the day, he didn't write enough to convince me.

The atmosphere the author creates is excellent, the darkness, the loneliness, the smells all come together well. The pacing is good, but it does slow down halfway through, luckily things start moving along again afterward. Many of the relationships felt superficial, and the changing point of view made things confusing for me at times. If you're expecting to get scared or expecting monsters, this will disappoint you. If you enjoy things such as the paranormal, mysteries, crimes, and amateur sleuthing, you'll love this book.