I quite enjoyed this book, though I feel as though I need a second read-through to really get everything. The ability that Rossi had to create a mood through his writing was very impressive, especially considering the brevity of his prose. This story creates such a pervasive sense of unease as you read it that it leaves you wanting to skip to the end just to make it stop, despite knowing that the story isn't going to end up tied in a pretty little bow. And listening to it as an audiobook made it even more powerful, as Rossi's voice and manner of speaking meld well with the mood of the story.

Loved it. Spooky, sci-fi. I could imagine every scene the write described.