I still have tons of questions, mainly about the Spill. Someone is also worried about Addison, or is it more than just that? I hope we see a bit more development in that area in the next books.Īddison’s sister’s doll was supercreepy, and I was wondering if everyone heard her, or just Addison’s sister. Cupcakes are definitely the way to anyone’s heart!

Plus, I loved how she cared for her sister, and even brought something extra when she had to leave a bit longer. I loved Addison, she was just such a wonderful character, not afraid to say what she wants, and how can I resist a girl who can ride a motorcycle like she can. I know I was on the edge of my bed reading this, praying she would be safe, but also that she wouldn’t see her parents. And, there may just be a chance to see her mom. Don’t engage with the floaty zombies, and not to leave her bike. Not to mention, Addison has to forego her rules to go to that place. Plus she gets an even more important job later on, that makes everything even more crazy and dangerous. And you know that for money people do the strangest things. But Addison has to take care of her little sister and thus needs money. Of course, Addison work is highly illegal. The idea that you can just turn flat and never escape (like that one person we see). There is also a place where everything is flat, and I am sorry, but I found that one much more scary than the rest. From zombies (floating and apparently not that aggressive) to rats (aggressive) to monsters to just random stuff floating and doing scary things. She is photographer and makes a good buck with going to the zone and shooting pictures of the strange stuff that happens there. How do we know that? Well, Addison likes to go there, or maybe not like, but she has to for her job. The one in Korea was apparently a tiny one, well, if you compare it to the Spill where Addison and her sister live.

There are 2 of them, one near where Addison lives, and one in Korea. What are spills? Well, no one actually knows. Scott Westerfield has done it again, he wrote an engaging, creepy, spooky book that makes me want to read more (now if only the library I got this one from had the rest). Sure, I wasn’t a big fan of the art, but the story, wow. I read this book in Dutch, but will write the review in English.

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