Passing Through is one of those books that doesn't leave much of an impression long after reading it. It is however, a book that is technically well-written. That may not sound enticing at all but I think a lot of people will really enjoy how Jay Northcote went back to basics and dish out a story that is not embedded with complicated plot lines, unbelievable twists that doesn't make sense and some loopholes that the author totally forgotten to address by the end of the story. This book isn't like that. 
 There's beauty in simplicity and Jay Northcote was able to present that in this story. I liked the angle concerning Edwin and his secret but found it a bit too much at times. The parallelism dragged the story a bit in my opinion. The whole story just revolves around these three guys which I thought was okay but I won't mind a tiny bit of drama. It is not my favourite from Jay Northcote but it's definitely still worth reading. 
 Rating: 3 out of 5 stars