About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their teenager is grappling with the isolating nature of grief or struggling to reconcile their intuition with the 'official' version of the truth. Shutter follows sixteen-year-old Day Connor, an aspiring photographer who sees things others miss, as she becomes entangled with a mysterious fugitive accused of murder. It is a haunting exploration of trust, the weight of family secrets, and the way loss can distort our reality. While the story is framed as a suspenseful mystery with supernatural elements, its heart lies in the search for justice and belonging. Parents should note that the book deals with heavy themes of parental death and trauma, making it best suited for mature teens who enjoy atmospheric, emotionally resonant thrillers that challenge the status quo.
