Radar Sonora: A Journey Through Supernatural Emotions

As I delved into Sonora Taylor's captivating novel, SEEING THINGS, I was immediately struck by the protagonist Abby's relatable struggles and emotions. In a matter of moments, she adapts to her new surroundings and becomes an expert on the comings and goings of the supernatural entities around her, never once showing fear or unease.

Initially, I found it intriguing that Abby seemed intimidated by the blood and dead people she encountered. However, as the story progressed, I came to realize that her experiences were more underwhelming than I had expected. Taylor skillfully captured these emotions, immersing me in the world of SEEING THINGS.

As a reader, I could easily relate to the excitement Abby felt about spending time away from her parents and exploring summer camps or school trips. The concept of being able to leave home for an extended period seemed like a childhood dream come true.

Throughout the novel, Taylor masterfully weaves together conversations between adult characters to provide insight into Abby's perspective, while also allowing readers to gain a deeper understanding of the story. As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that her Uncle is struggling with job changes and marital issues, adding an extra layer of complexity to their summer vacation.

One aspect I particularly enjoyed was the author's unique 'it factor,' which made reading SEEING THINGS feel effortless. Taylor's storytelling voice is smooth and accessible, drawing readers into the world she has created. The story's ability to hook readers immediately is impressive, making it easy to become invested in Abby's journey.

As Abby begins to see changes in her body and mysterious blood, she becomes more curious about the supernatural events unfolding around her. SEEING THINGS by Sonora Taylor follows Abigail 'Abby' Gillman on a coming-of-age horror adventure filled with paranormal activity and deliciously eerie elements.

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my time spent reading SEEING THINGS and would highly recommend it to fans of female-led, supernatural thrillers.

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