Clive Barker once again wrote about a world so real, so much like our own - then it took a turn left and 'strange' elements started to creep in. Still it all stays so realistic, so true to what we know as reality, it fits in seamlessly, which makes his stories so believable.

We follow Will from his present back into his past, then keep following his story and the story of people he met - all intertwined, nesting inside each other like Russian Dolls.

Right now, I feel whatever else I write here won't do the story justice, so I'll just leave it at this - I might update my review later.