Hemlock Island

Started out really strong, eerie vibes, interesting story. Got a little lost as it went on, and got way too tied up in human drama that was made to seem a bigger deal than it ended up being. This made the story feel underdeveloped and the drama kinda seemed like it was there to carry the story through parts the author didn't have material to cover rather than incorporate more of the actual story at hand. Sure the characters back stories are relevant, but they could have been taken care of in a less heavy handed way. It was a fun read though.