I'm in love with the technique the writer uses in order to tell this story. I was on the edge of my seat after each chapter. I kept expecting horror and had to remind myself that this is a thriller. It reads like a horror story. Those two genres run very close together in this book. Unless I missed something there's one very important question to which I never found an answer and that's still making me a little crazy. Other than that I loved it and tore through the pages pretty quickly. I was so interested in the aspect of lucid dreaming and was ready to dive into that heavily. It was a bit underwhelming that lucid dreaming was just an attachment to the story and not explored in great detail. Aside from that this is still a solid story.