This is a novella about a couple who can't seem to have a baby. They moved to a small town to start anew. It is categorized as horror; I kinda see why, but it's more literary fiction than horror, to be honest. Blurb is also misleading because I thought this was going to be a horror mystery, but it's far from it.

What I love about it is its exploration of grief, especially collective grief. It's a recurring theme in the book and shows how it affects the main characters and even the people in the small town. I also like how it is told from both perspectives of the husband and wife, as we see each of their thoughts when we finally get into their backstory.

I would have loved to see more of the mystery about the antenna and the birds because it seemed like the more interesting parts of the book, but I didn't understand because its lacking for me. Still, this was a good read overall. I'd give it 4 stars, but I took half off because of that misleading blurb.