Unstable Connections

[4.5] i basically got zero sleep last night to read this, so excuse my singular exhausted braincell if this review is incoherent. i refuse to say anything about the case because so much happens and you just have to buckle your seatbelt for the ride, but finally can they close the curtain on the 30-year-old disappearance case that's ravenously eaten at Quaid and his father all these years.

it's funny how my plan to distract myself from the aftermath of The Mortal Sleep both succeeded and backfired, since yes, i was preoccupied with a raw & convoluted mystery but my heart didn't get much of a chance to heal with the brand-new wounds. silly of me to trust an author who basically read Gregory Ashe's entire backlog in a year