Hmm? Okay, so first, the good: I could feel the Flanagan influence, and I agree with many of the other reviews that this is a thriller more than a horror—but I don't think either label will change a reader's opinion. The first, maybe third, of the book, is done so well that it kept my interest and made me instantly connect with the characters. However, after that, the story just dragged on, and I felt myself lose touch with the characters and maybe even started to dislike them—nothing wrong with unlikeable characters, though, so I just took it in stride.

I can see myself reading more from this author, and PPP always puts out bangers so overall I'll recommend this book to thriller readers :)