I think this is my favourite Grady Hendrix so far. Not the best. That's still Southern Book Club, in my opinion, but definitely my favourite. I really enjoyed the audiobook (audible plus catalogue) and I can see myself listening to it again in future.

This story works well as a haunted house horror and also a commentary on the horrors of capitalism (a little on the nose sometimes, but it worked for me). I generally liked the characters, though Amy did grate sometimes, but I liked how she developed, and I enjoyed the interactions with Basil. The horror was a good mix of scares, tension and playing in fears (Drowning  enclosed spaces etc).