Not really impressed. I was looking forward to this one because I enjoyed Tucholke's duology but this felt anti-climatic. I was supposed to engage with the mystery of which role these characters fit into and what horrible secret they are come to terms with or whatever. Instead, the characters were established in the hero/villain/liar characters fairly early and didn't really deviate. The tension with the "prank" in the middle wasn't intense or frightening. Neither was the ending scene with Wink or the ending revelation. My emotions stayed fairly stagnant through the whole book; I was never scared or particularly interested in finding out what happened to the questioned character. Disappointing, to say the least.