This was a weird little story!
At first, it reminded me a little of Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mendel, but, after a few chapters, it was something else entirely! A dystopian future where time is being stolen was a very interesting premise, the actual story was even more interesting. It was weird, and part of it remained unexplained (The Light II is the sequel. I haven't decided yet if I'll read it or not), but I actually really enjoyed it. I don't think I can explain it better, it's one of those reads you have to pick up and read for yourself.
The only problem is that there is not really a conclusion to the main plot and we are left hanging, wanting to understand better what really is happening. If cliffhangers are not for you, even if the sequel has already been published, then this is not for you.
On the contrary, if you enjoy weird little things, curious and mostly left unexplained, I think you'll enjoy this quite a bit.
I received a free audio copy of this book via Booksprout.