Status Updates From Mosaic

I love that this is tense and disturbing without falling over the edge into incredible.

"The answers I seek might well lie beneath my feet, in the crypt."

I'm halfway through and I think things are about to get a lot darker.

I admire the control of the pace and the slow build of tension here.

I like how down to earth this story is. The day-to-day details are reasuringly normal. The main character, although she has some scarring from being raised in a narcissitic family. is practical and independent. So, the small discrepencies and microaggressions a little more disturbing than they would have been.
The most gothis image so far was the graveyard yew trees growing through the graves, pinning the skeletons.

Every horror fan knows that when you find a bricked or walled up room you LEAVE THAT SHIT ALONE.