This is probably the most simplistic of his works, and I think that's the strength of this story. Trisha is a pretty relatable character and just takes off in the woods when her family annoyes her, but she gets this anxiety that grows as she gets deeper and gets more lost. On the whole I liked this book and I appreciated how focused it was. It's a nice way to spend an afternoon if you want a less convoluted story.

This is a great underrated book that knows how to blend horror and crime fiction together. Fans of Lovecraft's work will love it and even if you're not, this story will pull you in. Looking forward to the sequel this year.