In spite of some annoyances, I enjoyed this book. The plot was interesting, it was a fast read, it kept me guessing and was worth the time invested.
Poor writing/editing is occasionally a distraction (improper use of apostrophes being the worst, i.e., using possessives when intending to use plurals: other’s, miner’s, Native American’s, etc.) Toward the end of the book things get particularly sloppy, especially the use of incomplete sentences.
I was particularly annoyed with and puzzled by the way the author chose to write Victoria’s character. Here is supposedly one of the best horror writers in the country, yet when she’s confronted with real-life horror all she does is scream, cry, whimper, clutch, shake.......I was mystified by this.
Also annoying was the totally predictable eventual relationship between simpering Victoria and egotistical, heroic Robert. At least we are spared detailed descriptions of gratuitous sex between these two.
The third major character, Finn, actually has some depth; I found him interesting.
I don’t write spoilers, so I won’t say much about the plot. It is imaginative and unpredictable, and carries a message; expect to wade through some blood and guts to get to it, though.