Well, I don’t even really like scary reads. If I’m going to read something scary, I prefer it to be supernatural scary, or else set way way way back in the day, or very far away. Otherwise it hits too close to home. The Exception was teetering on the line between what I can and can’t tolerate.

Yes! They assume this tremendous importance, and all of a sudden you are whispering mean, gossipy things to your other coworkers in the break room about how somebody steals all the Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups out of the candy box as soon as it gets put out on the desk in the conference room. :p

(I’m kidding, but only sort of.)

Also, I love Castle! 🙂

Thank you! At first it was a little hard going, but the book was so good that I stopped noticing the writing at all.

He is very good at creating suspense through little things (and big things too). I wish there were more of his books available in English. :/ But evidently he has only written two books at all so far, so I guess what I wish is that his future books be translated into English.

I know! Up with Jennys!

I know! I love single unreliable narrators, let alone multiple ones! It was like Christian Jungersen wrote this book just for me. And then sucked me in and scared the hell out of me at night. :p

Poor crazy me. :p

Well, thanks – I think I probably would have slept easier if I’d given it up and read Anne of Green Gables. I could always have returned to it in the morning.