Very interesting premise. I wish K. had changed the names a bit, as I felt strange reading about characters that were so different and yet had the same names. ( )

Yup, I loved it. Is it perfect? No. Do I care? Nope. ( )

This was such an interesting spin on the original Peter Pan story. Wendy Darling moves to Chicago and in her first night, she discovers her window doesn’t stay shut. Telling her parents, they promise they’ll get around to fixing it. When they go out for a night, she discovers a strange boy standing in her room, Peter. He convinces her to go out on the town for the night. Only that’s when the story picks up. She meets Tinkerbelle, Peter’s friend who tries to warn her to go home. Some of the familiar characters from the original Peter Pan are reimagined in this story - Detective Hook, Crocodile, and Tinkerbelle. The story twists and turns and and pulls the reader in from the first few pages. Without spoiling this too much, I love the way Wendy’s mother was involved in this story. I was so disappointed when the book came to the end but I absolutely loved it and how K. Ancrum write this. Highly recommend this retelling of Peter Pan!!! ( )

I do so love a good Peter Pan retelling, especially when they focus on the darker parts of his character. This contemporary thriller does this so well, and I loved the new, but totally in-character, directions Ancrum took every single character. What a treat! ( )

a modern, edgy, and queer reimagining of peter pan. The writing is fast paced and fun, and with it set in chicago, its gott lots of points of interest for a local ( )