It took me a long while to work up the courage or energy (?) to write a review on this book. Not only did I need time to wrap my mind around the whole strange story, I also needed to be in the right mindset so that I could give it the review it deserved. 
 So, first things first, this story made my whole soul sad. I've never, ever read a ghost story that left me so sad about where we go when we die. 
 But with that being said, it was a very refreshing read. 
 Maddy is in a type of limbo. She has unfinished business and the only connection she has to the human world are the lost objects that swirl around her in this place she refers to as 'Is'. When she takes ahold of an object her spirit is brought back to when she lost it and can either re-live it or take a step back and watch it all play out. 
 In most ghost stories written from the perspective of the ghost, you experience them watching life go on. But in this story when Maddy's life ends, you don't get to see anything more. You just get to live the same old crap over and over again as a spirit essentially haunting yourself till the end of time OR until she moves on to the next plain of existence, if one can ever figure out how to do that. 
 The concept of time after death not being a line, but an infinit circle instead, left me really wondering about where we go when we die. It left me thinking that everything I've ever thought about death is wrong and things are not that simple. But it gave me a refreshing perspective on the path of solving one's death and finishing ones unfinished business. We all know the concept of being stuck 'in between'. It is the foundation of essentially EVERY ghost story in existence, but Maddy's story will pull at your heartstrings in a way no other ever did. And the mystery of her death will keep you flipping the pages till the very end.