Lauren is seeing things. Girls who have disappeared, all 17 years old. They are in her car, at her school, in her room. She feels like they're trying to tell her something. Like maybe how she can save them. The girls consume her. They ruin her relationship with her boyfriend, and paying attention at school is a joke. As she delves deeper into the mystery, you'll have to keep turning pages to find out what happens to the girls, and to Lauren.
I absolutely loved Suma's Imaginary Girls. This one kept me interested until the end, but I don't think it was even close to the same level as her first.
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