Emily is a young girl living in a small town, and currently her family's van is broken, so she's kind of trapped.
Her brother has wings, and can fly. If there is a backstory that explains this, it's in the previous volume.
Emily, in search of distraction, follows some shady characters into a series of tunnels, and comes upon three video monitors. The monitors show the past, the present, and a surreal future.
I'm sorry to say the story didn't do much, or really, anything for me. I like the art, in a laid-back sort of way. It's pleasant and interesting. If the characters have any clear motivations for anything they do, other than Emily's search for distraction, it's not apparent to me.
I'm sorry I can't say anything more positive about it.
Not recommended.
I received a free electronic galley of this book, and am reviewing it voluntarily.
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