Magic, honey clusters, cornfields, teenage love. All put together in one of the most beautifully crafted novels I've read in recent times. 
 There is something odd about Finn. A boy many call Moon face or Sidetrack. Pretty, easily distracted, he finds himself stuck at the centre of a kidnapping when Roza, a beautiful young houseguest goes missing, taken by a man whose face Finn cannot describe. The novel delves into the many gaps of the town of Bone Gap, mostly the gaps in history and the memories of Finn's brother Sean, Roza, and Petey, the snarky, bee keeping girl Finn falls in love with. 
 I loved these characters and their complexities. The dash of magical realism was also great. This is a novel I think I will re-read again simply for the sentences and for Finn and Petey.