I like to thank NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me a chance at reading the book.

Note: It's important to know the people the author is talking about. It is also a bit of a 'check your beliefs' at the door type novel.

The author, as the cover indicates, wishes to bring attention to the fact that these types of people who believe in the supernatural or unknown are poisoning rationale theory. That it could be a reason for why factual and truth is being silenced or overtaken by 'fake news'. It was also bringing to light a paranormal society in a town that caused many to trust in the unknown or supernatural.

This is the first book I've read by the author, but I find his prose not for me. It's a lot of facts, and they're not quite told in a fun, or enjoyable way.

All in all, at 30% I had to DNF because every chapter seemed like a rinse, wash, repeat of the issues that the author was focusing on.