Just described this to a friend as "a good, quick read with a horror atmosphere even though it's not really a horror book. More about people being compelled and repelled by looking at the times when they were most vulnerable." - I thought this was much more put together as far as flow than Wolf in White Van, but the narrator(s) aren't laboring so much in a prison of their own design, or not as aware of it. Really looking forward to the next one