




The way the story shifts from a missing person case to a supernatural horror is really scary and keeps you guessing.

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The way the story shifts from a missing person case to a supernatural horror is really scary and keeps you guessing.





I felt really scared when the tunnel started pulling people in.





The way Frank's ghost helps James escape Tom's room felt surprisingly personal and touching.





Three stars because the supernatural twist felt too abrupt after all that character development and emotional buildup leading up to it.





The way the book shows James losing his comfort and fame to find his wife really touched my heart during the sad parts.





The part where Frank sacrifices himself to save James while protecting his daughter Mary from his own past guilt hits hard and feels very real.





The detective Frank Morris feels so real and broken that his final sacrifice made me cry hard.





The part where Frank sacrifices himself for James hit hard. It felt real and earned after all his struggle.





Frank's redemption through sacrifice for Mary made this story hit hard emotionally.





The twist about Tom and Frank's true identities hits hard after you think the corrupt cops are just bad guys.





Three stars because the ghost detective feels a bit too convenient to save James when things get really scary.





The part where Frank dies really hit hard. Seeing him sacrifice himself for James made me feel the weight of his guilt and love so deeply, it was heartbreaking to watch his tough exterior finally break down in that final moment on the street.





The scene where Katie disappears into the fog at the tunnel entrance made me feel such intense fear and helplessness.





Beckett's grief feels real, but the tunnel's magic scares me more.





James losing his privilege and fame felt very real and sad.





This story made me feel truly scared by the fog and tunnel imagery, while also touching my heart with the father's sacrifice.





The idea of a corrupt detective with a troubled daughter driving the plot feels really personal and grounded.





I felt truly shaken by the tunnel scene where Katie vanishes into the fog. It created a sense of dread that stayed with me long after reading the book.





Frank Morris sacrifice feels real and earned.





This book made me cry when Frank died protecting James. It was a very sad moment.