The Cabin at the End of the World

I'm on a horror kick. Years ago I read [b:A Head Full of Ghosts 23019294 A Head Full of Ghosts Paul Tremblay https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1415678368s/23019294.jpg 42563937] and loved it. So I turn to Tremblay to scare me again and Cabin did scare me, but not in the way I was looking for. First of all, hats off to this man for managing to ratchet up the tension until I thought my head was going to explode. First he lulled me in with falling in love with this adorable little girl, and then he puts her in this nightmare of a situation. Anyhoo, I'm going to have to admit I lost patience with this about 150 pages in. I had to put it down and go read some other things. Then I picked it up and finished it and find myself left with a bunch of non-resolutions. Okay. That's okay. I'm going to wait and see if I remember this book after some time has passed. I don't remember liking [b:Disappearance at Devil's Rock 27064358 Disappearance at Devil's Rock Paul Tremblay https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1464530350s/27064358.jpg 47104908] but I remember some parts of it as if they actually happened to ME. That is the power of this man's writing.