I haven't been great at reading lately (no judgment, I'm enjoying a lot of podcasts and YouTube) but I l did a re-listen of this audiobook and I think it's a really great summer horror/suspense pick. The characters know so little about what's going on and they spend almost the entire book in one house, almost like they're in a play. But the narrator knows more than they do, and you get little bits of information as you go. It does a good job balancing that suspense and fulfilling the reader's need for
information. I really like the way the narrative unfolds, as the world intrudes on even this woodsy vacation home.
On a second read, I remembered that I don't think the women in this book are written super well, but I did still enjoy the book overall quite a bit.