Alright, well, I may not have liked the main character, FlipperKevin and his video-blog, but this was a great book ! Dude, how many warning signs are you going to ignore that something wants to like GET YOU?!
Well, for good ole Kevin that number is pretty high. For the reader this is unbelievable and hair-raising ! Just hang on to the book with one hand and the hair in the back of your neck with another!

I can respect him for his renovation skills. What he has done to make himself a self made man is ingenious. That is really cool, but his attitude about the whole thing was horrible. His ego had gotten inflated.
He wanted fame.
I felt sorry for him at times but we are responsible for who we become. What type of person we are is not set in stone. Oh, Kevin. Tisk tisk.
So, I guess my point is that I felt bad for him but was also like —that’s what you get for being so stupid — when the horror in this book got in his face. ( For the final time)

There are seriously original concepts and really freaky components in this book that also tend to be a characteristic of Ambrose Ibsen’s writing that amaze me. They didn’t push me too far or get too gory or nasty but the imagery was good at presenting mental pictures of fear and tension. It depends on your scare level, though. Some ppl might wet their pants. He comes up with some really great, hmm, we’ll say— beings.
He is now one of my favorites. This is book one in this series. Bring it on.