Actual rating: 3.5 
 I had huge expectations going into Another Little Piece. I'm such a fan of psychological thrillers, which I thought this only was, but then I read there were paranormal elements thrown in and realized there was going to be a lot more than meets the eye. This was still one of the strangest books I've ever read and features a very intriguing premise. 
 I'll be honest and say that I didn't like it as much as I hoped I would. I think that's due to a combination of my high expectations and just being generally confused a lot of the time. Granted, Annaliese Rose Gordon is an extremely unreliable character who, herself, is piecing together what the heck happened to her over the course of a year. Unfortunately, for me, it was a little overwhelming and I wasn't as captivated as I hoped I would be. 
 While the story was definitely intriguing, the writing was what prompted me forward most of the time. The author has a beautiful writing style that allowed the story to flow smoothly, despite the main character's choppy narration. I especially loved the short poems that were inserted between chapters. I thought they were perfect and really added to the stark range of emotions that Annaliese was experiencing. 
 Another Little Piece will not be for everybody. I recommend this for those who like a story and characters who are very unpredictable, paired with an unfamiliar paranormal plot and beautiful writing. Overall, a solid debut.