Disappearance at Devil's Rock

Elizabeth sends her a list of groceries. As she types milk 1% and diet soda and 1 lb turkey and cheese and bread she wonders how it was she got here, to this particular moment; calmly texting an ordinary grocery list seconds after shutting off a national cable news show discussing the evils of her missing son.

3.5 ⭐️
This review can also be found on my blog.

This took me a bit to get into but ended up being quite thrilling. There were some very spooky bits and the “twist” (I suppose it could be called) was so disturbing it actually made me nauseous and I had to put down the book for a bit. This is an interesting combination of horror and thriller, and it's hard to figure out which the book really is, so I'd classify it as both. I didn't feel any of the characters besides Elizabeth were particularly compelling, but I did find the plot interesting and am glad I read it.

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