Book Review: ‘All The White Spaces: A Novel’ By Ally Wilkes

The year is 1919 and for Jonathan Majors it’s a tough time. The first World War is over and his two brothers didn’t make it. He decides that he’s going to do something in their honor, something they wanted to do. He sneaks aboard a ship, with his friend Harry, that’s heading to Antartica on a mission. He hides away but is soon found. He is allowed to stay but has to work along with the rest of the crew. As they get close a fire breaks out on the ship and they have to leave and head for shore with the upcoming winter fast approaching. They find an an empty camp that was suppose to house a German crew that had headed here a few years ago. But things are not right in this far off land. Strange things start to happen and Jonathan soon detects a supernatural force and he must do everything he can to overcome it if he and the rest of the crew are to survive. This is a great debut novel from author Ally Wilkes. If you’re in to supernatural, psychological thrillers, this is perfect for you. This book will keep you on the edge of your seat and you won’t want to put it down.

You can pick up All The White Spaces in stores on Tuesday, March 22nd from Atria.