Christina finds herself stuck in a hole, as her nightmares become endless. After getting out of a long term relationship with her abusive ex-boyfriend, depression takes a hold on her. While others think she's losing her mind, she tries to escape from all the pain and confusion, only to find herself waiting at a strange and old room. Lost between what is real or just an illusion, she'll seek the answers needed in order to survive. Will therapy be one of them? Will the nightmares ever end? As she stares at the moths flying all around her, she holds on to the number in her hand, and waits.

Anyone who enjoys a good psychological horror like Psycho, Sixth Sense or Silence of the Lambs

1. The plot and the description is perfect. It intrigues the reader and pulls her completely into the story.
2. I liked the diary-journal entry idea as well as the normal third-person perspective from which most of the chapters were written.
3. The description and the vocabulary - very well chosen and vivid.
4. The flow of the story.

it's a good psychological read. It wasnt for me since it's a genre I don't do well with. But, you might enjoy it!

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