Into Bones like Oil

So I need to read some more Kaaron Warren, like, now. This was one of THE most original things I have read in a long time. I admit the timing was perfect. I had just finished a rather disappointing “horror” novel about a motel, and Into Bones turned out to the be the story I had wanted to read in the first place. There is some creepy, scary shit going on in this work. Warren managed to really get under my skin, and in about 100 pages. I can't even guess how much worse it would have been if she'd had 200 more.
It's dream-like and surreal but also full of everyday moments- like breakfast and a daily three minutes of silence and dirty shower floors in shared bathrooms. It's become really hard to stay spoiler free here, so I'll stop.
This is good stuff. Just wish it had been longer and a little more fleshed out.
Also, just my opinion, but the title stinks. I just finished this and can never remember what it is called. It's going to be a problem in the future as I go to recommend it.