Holy crap, this book was good. By which I mean it was quietly creepy, building gradually but surely to a shocking climax through a realistic progression. Each of the characters — even Mila and Adam, who are more plot tools than individuals — has a distinct and memorable personality, set of motives, and way of seeing the world. I’m left with just as many questions as answers, frustrated in the most delightful way.

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(I would’ve loved just a little more resolution than we got, but the ambiguity works well on a literary level.)