Rise Up, Burn Down by Vincent Tirado

In the Bronx people go missing all the time but when teens start to disappear that Raquel knows and her mom ends up in a hospital bed in a coma after dealing with one of the missing, Raquel can no longer sit and wait. Raquel and her crush/friend Charlize begin to look for answers and find that the missing people playing a scary urban game. The Echo game starts on a subway train where you must take a route during a certain time going in the same direction and follow the rules to the letter or get pulled underground. Deciding to play will draw them deeper into the depths and take a dangerous turn. It feels like a cross between Inception and a urban zombie horror movie. Nightmares, scary demons, and miles of rotting subway tunnels are all part of this YA horror story linked to the Bronx racially divided past. Anyone who loves stories of New York's famous Burroughs standing in solidarity against scary monsters like THE CITY WE BECAME by N.K. Jemisin will love this.  3 1/2 stars