A review by herheadinherbook
The Frequency of Us by Keith Stuart

2.0

The frequency of us is the story of Will and Elsa who meet during the war and fall in love. They are living happily ever after until their house is bombed. After Will recovers, he can find no trace of Elsa and no one believes she existed. Decades later, Laura is assigned as Will’s carer and her assessment of his health leads her to become entangled in the mystery of Elsa’s disappearance.

I sank in to the story of The Frequency of Us quickly and found Will cantankerous but charming. I enjoyed seeing the mystery of Elsa’s disappearance unravel. It was a story that spanned several genres with really humorous moments interspersed with really creepy, skin crawling events. I found my interest waned during the middle of the book and couldn’t relate to Laura’s obsessive need to find out what happened to Elsa. Because of this, I didn’t feel the tension or urge to get to the answers and some aspects of the ending seemed a little too convenient.

It’s a really interesting idea for a novel and I am sure fans of romance and sci fi genres will enjoy unravelling the mystery of Will and Elsa.

Thank you to Netgalley, the author and Sphere for this advanced copy in exchange for an honest review.