This had a very interesting premise and that's the reason I picked it up. This story follows 17-year-old Cara and her family. Every october they have what they call "the Accident Season". It's a month filled with accidents; it could be small things like cuts, scrapes, and bruises, but sometimes it's much worse and can reap broken bones and even death. What's different this year is that Cara and her sister Alice, her best friend Bea, and her ex-stepbrother Sam are going to get to the heart of the Accident Season and find the meaning behind it. This leads to danger, heartbreak, and a startling revelation that had me ugly crying. 
 My hold ups about this book make it hard for me to really rave about it. I really liked the story, but it was VERY confusing. I felt that it was trying to be several things at once and nothing was completely coherent. Then there were Cara's daydreams(?) that confused the hell out of me because eI never knew what it meant or what was actually happening. 
 The beginning was very slow. I had to push myself through it. There was a ton of build up but never really any surprising discoveries until the very end. The plot twists were a bit predictable, but at the same time not. That doesn't make sense, I know. I will say that the ending definitely made up for the slow beginning, but it also left me lacking clarification. I have a lot of questions and I'll probably re-read the ending after I finish typing this to try and understand better. 
 The story is mysterious and creepy and the setting being in Ireland made it very enjoyable and a nice change from the usual setting of America. I will say that the characters are very quirky and not "all there", and for that they were fascinating to read about. This book also had good representation, though I won't say between who because it'd ruin a good plot twist. Be warned, though, that there are some triggering situations in this novel. 
 Overall I'm glad I read this, especially so close to Halloween. A very creepy and unusual book. I really liked it, and would recommend it if it appeals to you.