I found this book page turning and ultimately touching - a wonderful conclusion to this series. I loved it.

Truly spooky, and something that horror fans will love. A story couched in the modern age but not trapped in it. This one had me thinking even after it was done, and it will go on my "to be re-read" list.

I found this very familiar and intimate - she explores observations, insecurities, and pondering with enough honesty to be relatable without losing her individuality. Been on a memoir kick lately and would love more like this!

A strong and solid finish to a fantastic series. I do wish I had re-read the first two before tackling this, but I'm sure I will go back and revisit the series from the beginning. I'm amazed at how this writer can so nimbly move from the literary to page turning action.

Amazing - I'm ready to stay with this author through the rest of the books. There is an intimacy and truth in the use of seemingly mundane details, and I found myself relating in a way I haven't with other memoirs. I would recommend, and hope to re-read it myself someday.