My thanks to NetGalley and Flux for an eARC of this book to read and review.

DNF at 63%. I'm sorry, I just can't with the "Mystic Shaman Character who acts mysterious and like they have all the answers NOT actually giving ANY answers so the MC acts without information, causing people to get hurt and which pushes the story along" trope. I HATE when someone has answers and it's like pulling teeth to get them to say ANYthing helpful or useful. I refer to this as the "Harry Potter" syndrome.

After reading reviews with spoilers, it seems that the ending isn't satisfying at all, at which point I throw in the towel.

I'm not saying this is a bad book, there are a lot of interesting things in it, the MC's interest in photography, developing her own film and prints, the parents being historical reenactors and actually having a meet-cute on a faux battlefield, the handsome love interest and the New Orleans backdrop are all great, but that trope just killed it for me.

2, not my cup but YMMV, stars.

Sorry for the inconvenience, but I was not able to review this title. I ended up loosing interest in the concept and the book turned out to be something that I could not get into unfortunately. Thank you so much for the opportunity. I really do appreciate it.

one of the best paranormal books i've read in the last years

I've tried to start this book multiple times and unfortunately I've never gotten past 20%

I'm not a huge fan of the main characters, honestly I just find them very bland and uninteresting, and the plot is waaaaaaay too slow for me.

Guess this one just wasn't for me...