(Reviewed after binge watching all four episodes.) This had a promising start, but it became far too convoluted as the truth of what happened to Amy was gradually revealed. Ember's "coincidental" connection to the case was something that I found harder and harder to accept. And I clearly wasn't paying sufficient attention, because I didn't initially realise that many of the scenes were flashbacks to the time of the disappearance of Amy. So I was rather confused by two male characters apparently having the same name, when one was simply the younger version of the other. If you like a convoluted story, you may well enjoy this, but I just found it too hard to suspend my disbelief.

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