Being Norwegian myself, I was excited to pick up a book written by a Norwegian man living in Oslo. Since this book was originally written in Norwegian and then translated into English, I will be gracious and not spend a long paragraph going on about how the prose and dialogue were stilted and stiff. 
 Instead, I will sadly list the other things that made this book a disappointment for me. 
 1 The Characters. I love characters, and they're one of the main things I judge a book by. Were the characters realistic? Did they feel like people? Did I like them? For all of those questions, the answer is no. They all felt flat and underdeveloped. 
 2 Mia and Antoine's 'relationship.' So, when did this happen? One page he's pining over Simone and then suddenly he's in love with Mia and they're all cuddly. There was absolutely no warning, Johan. Instalove is the worst. 
 3 Predictability. Other than the rather last page, I predicted most of everything that happened. I like to have at least some surprises! 
 I've been harsh, but don't get me wrong, there were good things. The plot device in the end was creepy, and horrifying. The end was exciting. The premise was interesting. Everything else just kind of fell flat. 
 There was one thing that I loved, though, and that's the use of pictures throughout the book. It really added to the overall feel of the book. 
 Red Flags 
 Swearing and then the main boy and girl share a bed. Goes no further than that. 
 This review can also be seen at The Airship Library