Sometimes an author has a rather mundane story but manages to do the story-telling in a marvelous way. In this book, not only is the story-telling first-rate in a way that truly heightens the imagination and experience, but the story itself is incredible: original, mysterious and creepy-as-hell. It left me guessing up until the end about what was actually happening.
The narrator did an incredible job of capturing the darkness and suspense of the story. His character work was subtle yet effective, which was the perfect blend to hit for this kind of book.
There’s another offering from this author/narrator combo, and I can’t wait to get started on it.