Don't let the three star rating fool you I really enjoyed this. It has a very gritty atmosphere with not a single happy character in sight. It fit my mood yesterday. 
 Some things did bug me. I want to underline the end about five times. Feels unfinished or maybe just open to interpretation. 
 (view spoiler)[Some teens, while high, break into a tunnel and end up seeing something in the dark. They write it off as an effect of the the drugs. Bad things follow from there. Chances' grandmother kills herself, her grandfather dies, her best friend sleeps with her boyfriend, shortly after said best friend kills herself. The friends death was more related to what happens in the tunnel than a friends betrayal. Later Dancy, the albino girl / monster slayer, seeks chance out. Sounds cooler than it is. We get very little to no slaying in this book. 
 So onto to the ending. It's a complete groundhog day. They never enter the tunnel & all the bad crap that happened is magically undone or never happened & they are all just batshit crazy. Deacon, the boyfriend, & chance end up visiting Dancy in a mental institution. The end. (hide spoiler)] 
 About the writing: It's a love/hate relationship 
 The writing style I loved. The story telling style was extremely rough. Bounces into the past much to often. Adds more angles to the story, but over complicates things. If your writing is terrible I can see the draw of lots of flashbacks, but it is unnecessary here. 
 At times I thought I had missed a key reveal, but as I read on more was filled in. 
 My favorite scene was Dancy describing her mothers suicide attempt. Morbid I know. She walks into the water to drown herself, to rid herself of hearing the angels, and something unholy attempts to drag her down. All the while promising she'd never have to hear the angels ever again. I wanted to add the text, but I'm much too lazy right now. 
 Characters: 
 Not crazy about any besides Dancy. Her character was just so unique. I really hope to learn more of her in Low Red Moon.