Alex, a journalist, takes it upon herself to unravel the mystery behind the fifteen year old abduction of Amy, now a coma patient. We hear the story told by Alex as she embarks on her investigative quest, and from Amy in her comatose state as she struggles to come to terms with the past. 
 Prepare for a page-turner as I read this book in about two days. I really enjoyed Holly Seddon's take on what might be going through a comatose patient's mind who supposedly may have some brain activity. Overall, the writing flowed well and I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys a good thriller. 
 My only qualms were the lack of depth of some of the characters. I think some of the main characters could have afforded some more development. Moreover, I did not really find any of the characters relatable or likable. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed the book despite the fact that it was not so impressive. 
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