pickI have somewhat mixed feelings about this one. There were some truly creepy parts that had me glued to the story, but it was also somewhat hard to follow as an audiobook because there were just so many people to keep track of. Half the time I wasn‘t really sure what was going on and just had to keep listening until I picked up the thread again. Overall it wasn‘t bad but I think I would have preferred it as a physical book. 🌟🌟🌟💫
pickThis is a low pick for me. I really wanted to like this book more than I did. There was creepiness; however, most of the action and outright scares don't occur until the end. This opinion might partly be shaped by the fact that I only read partway before listening to the audiobook, and then returning to print in the end. 3.5 stars.
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Listening to this while writing out wedding invitations.
“Brigit Weylan slid her fingers across the vintage tape recorder in her lap, the plastic warm as living skin.“
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“The Babadook meets The Blair Witch Project in this chilling contemporary horror novel about confronting trauma.
When fake spiritualist Brigit returns home to investigate the disappearance of two teenagers, the case eerily echoes her own sister‘s death sixteen years earlier.”
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