This started kind of slowly given the bang with which the last book ended.

Also, the idea that they should tell the police the truth in a situation like this? Terrible idea. What on earth were they thinking? They are super lucky they were considered traumatized and not insane or murderers. Or insane murderers.

Tom was creepy throughout. He was basically stalking her, but refusing to actually talk to her. I just don't like him and I don't really get why Jenny does.

I liked the little riddles to be solved and the eerieness of people disappearing one by one. This very much ended on a cliffhanger, which the first book managed to avoid. I am never a huge fan of them, but I do tolerate them in the middle book of a trilogy.

In general, I liked it. It was a quick little romp of horror with characters that I have (generally) grown to like.