Margo Kelly has written an amazing adrenaline-packed story. I read it in one sitting and sometimes I even forgot to breathe because of all the tension. I was curious to find out what caused this and couldn't put this book down. What is happening to her is spooky and Hannah has no idea if her mind is playing tricks on her. Hannah needs help, but her friends aren't there for her.

She's doing well at school, she has a nice group of friends and the boy of her dreams seems to like her as much as she likes him. What is happening to her and how can she make it stop? Hannah doesn't feel like herself any longer, she's losing it. Afterwards she can't remember what she was doing and who she was with. Things appear in her room all of a sudden while she has no idea how they got there and Hannah loses large periods of time. When she gets home from the hospital the situation is only getting worse. She sees ants crawling over her hands while she's driving, which causes a car accident. The first thing they do is going to a show and afterwards strange things start to happen to Hannah. There's great food, they like goofing around and of course it's the perfect opportunity for love to blossom. I will definitely be looking into this author's other work. If you like a twisty, turning mystery that has you questioning everything, Unlocked by Margo Kelly is right for you. Plug, aka Eugene, is also very interesting and he's interested in helping Hannah figure out what's going on whether it's the occult or someone gaslighting her. The author really makes you question Hannah's world - she's definitely what you would call an unreliable narrator.

It absolutely sucked me in and hooked me right from the beginning.

I haven't read many books featuring hypnosis, but this one is definitely worth trying. Has she somehow inherited her father's schizophrenia, or did that hypnotist really do something to her that she can't shake. I was lucky enough to win this from the author from Spring 2017 YASH!Įver since Hannah went to the hypnotist's show at the fair with her friends, she's been losing her grip on reality and she is terrified.