The odd yet determined trio set out to solve the mystery behind Alice's disappearance, unveiling bigger, stranger, and more ambiguous questions along the way. The ending, in my own opinion, was atrocious and manipulative and like so many have already said, a complete rip-off of The Sixth Sense.

Serenity Jones was a psychic; but her powers had been lost several years before after she famously gave the wrong information to grieving parents. In hopes of finding more information, they go visit Thomas Metcalf, who reacts violently when seeing Jenna in the necklace. Regardless … a very good story; unexpected and unanticipated twists and turns; some intense emotional reactions! Because of all that remains unspoken, she hurts, like any child would, and desperately wants to get all the answers behind her mother’s abandonment.But Tina died, and when she did, Sissy stayed with her – and then remained by her grave for a few days. And as for Virgil, can he stay sober long enough to be of help to Jenna and, if he does, what if the answers he finds point to Alice being a murderer? Her descriptions of elephant society make me love those animals while her emotional engagement with the two main characters, Alice and Jenna, made me care about them as much as they cared about each other.

I have three kids, and my daughter – my youngest – was getting ready to go to college, which meant I’d be an empty nester. Alice remarks that ninety-eight percent of science is quantifiable but there still remains that two percent of behavior or phenomena that cannot be explained by science. Virgil, Serenity, and Jenna take the tooth for DNA testing and get the results back stating that the tooth comes from a child under the age of five.

Jenna had asked her grandmother for answers, but she wasn't giving anything away and as for Jenna's father he was catatonic in a psychiatric hospital, so Jenna knew she wouldn't get any answers from him. It’s true that the bond between a mother and her child is unbreakable and I can attest to that wholeheartedly.