This book basically reads as a Jason Blum film with some A24 stylings, well in my head anyway. It takes a few chapters to get the engine up and running after that great opening but stays pretty consistent throughout.

There’s not really anything new introduced to the horror or crime genres and it does become predictable towards the end, one big reveal did leave me slightly rolling my eyes as it seemed very telegraphed but even though not revolutionary what it does do it does well which is a compelling horror tinged who done it which is easy to pick up and put down.