What a wonderful story that draws the reader in from the start and does not let them go until the final page. The setting of the holiday cottage was the part that initially drew me to this book, and the idea of a surveillance camera being set up secretly in the location since this is something we often hear horror stories about. The voyeuristic nature of the preface and the idea that a murder has been recorded on said camera brings into consideration both moral and legal dilemmas and adds a sense of conflict to an already mysterious plot. The sole girl alone in the cottages and her subsequent murder by a shadowy figure is put horror folklore, but with a modern twist and the fact that the murder was aware of the camera. The setting is perfect for such a remote plot to occur, and although I will not reveal the end for future readers, suffice to say it was a tense and chilling read and I'd love to explore more from this talented author.