On her release from the hospital Pamela finds that she often loses time or can't remember what happened. She has trouble focusing and her life seems to be unravelling around her. She's convinced that the man who attacked her also killed her best friend a year ago but she can't remember what he looked like or what had frightened her so badly. She can't remember things as well and begins to use a recorder but the recorder keeps moving around showing up in places she didn't put it and on it she can her the voice of the ghosts that she sees around her.

This is a very difficult book to review as it was a difficult book to read. The story is tightly written but everything is so vague there's little to latch onto when you're trying to figure out what is happening to Pamela. However, the writing is so good that you find yourself turning page after page to learn what's going on. I must have had at least 5 theories that seemed to fit the facts as presented. But I had to keep going to see which of my theories was the correct one.

A good book for a rainy, foggy night when you can't sleep because once you get going it will be hard to put down.