Ruby, L. (2015). Bone Gap. New York, NY: Balzer Bray.
Bone Gap is a story about a teenage boy, Finn, who's considered quite unusual among his Midwestern town. One thing about Finn is he can't distinguish between people's faces and that of the abductor of his friend Roza. Finn tries his best to remember and figure out how to find Roza which will make his brother Sean who loves Roza happy again. No one believes Finn saw what he saw and its up to him to find the man who took Roza. As Finn walks through the corn field he realizes the town of Bone Gap has mysterious gaps that lead him to another world. Will Finn find Roza or will he get lost himself in the gap.
I enjoyed this book immensely and the characters are fantastically developed. At first the chapters skip between different characters, but this is an important structure due to the fact it shares the viewpoints and thoughts of the other characters which ties back into the story. This story flowed real well and the suspense was killing me towards the end. If anything this book has some mystery and even a supernatural feel to it which snagged my attention. So, give this book a shot and see if you like it as much as I did.
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