The Building That Wasn't

While “The Building That Wasn't” took some time to fully draw me in, it eventually captured my interest with eerie vibes reminiscent of Neil Gaiman's works, which I greatly enjoy. The atmosphere and the strange world the author creates are the real draws. The odd character dynamics and the mystery behind them kept me engaged, wondering what the relations between people would be.

However, the book didn't quite reach a five-star rating for me due to the initial difficulty I had in engaging with the story and the story's climax, which left me feeling as though it could have been more thoroughly explored or developed.

Overall, “The Building That Wasn't” is a uniquely intriguing read. When I was a good way in I was completely hooked. It's perfect for fans of horror, suspense, and wonderfully weird tales, offering a distinctive charm and an immersive story.

Thanks to BookSirens and Abigail Miles for the ARC.