Despite the length I found that I enjoyed this book. The characters on one hand were quite credible, whereas others in the plot were a bit larger than life, but doesn't that also mimic modern society? I enjoyed the well thought out twists, but the ending seems to be only designed to tempt the reader onto the next book. Then again this is more like a prequel so I shouldn't be too surprised.
Everything starts as a routine day, and steadily gets worse. A trip to the store, ends up with a traffic accident. Nothing major, just a rear end shunt, and from there things just escalate out of all proportion. Some might say that it isn't true to life, but these things can and do happen.
As I said at the beginning it is a short novella, and I managed to read it in one sitting. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I wasn't disappointed either.