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The best part of this book isn't the tension, the writing, the plot, or the characters, although all of that is amazing: it's the author taking into account how many coincidences have arisen, and his ability to make them believable. Most authors say "suck it up, this is fiction, after all" but Vernon locks in, giving the reader confidence in his story. My disbelief is so suspended, you could drive a tank across it.

This started off with a bang, and now we're into banal domesticity. Sigh...

I feel some tension on the horizon so I'm gonna stick with it. Plus, I like Nathan. Oliver is an asshole, but he's got good taste.

oooooo, Oliver, you in TRUUUUHHHHBULLLL