I am in trouble here. This woman is not right.

Rating: 4 stars

This book was so goddamn spooky. I've never really been into horror, so this was one of my first forays into reading adult horror after enjoying a few YA horrors and then reading Doctor Sleep recently. I loved it. I read it in (mostly) one sitting, interrupted only by my mum calling me in the middle of

Spoiler

Annie cutting off his FOOT ugh

and at that point I was so creeped out I was kind of grateful for the interruption. I really enjoyed this book though and it leaned in hard to the idea that human nature is way scarier than any kind of paranormal experience, which is something I've always loved in horror because people are WAY scarier than monsters. After loving this and Doctor Sleep, I'm definitely making a concerted effort to read more King in the next few months, and I'm looking forward to expanding my horror tbr just as soon as I've got through some of my sff physical tbr list (it's out of control rn).