I had to read this book for school and I thought it was one of the better ones that I was forced to read. I probably would have enjoyed it more if I could have read it on my own, but oh well. I like strange stories like this one; stories that make you feel weird and uncomfortable but leave you oddly satisfied. I'm not too sure why, though. But this one kept me captivated by a person's motives for what they decide to do with their lives. The thought process behind something as horrible as what happens to the girl. It has been a while since I actually read it, so characters' names are not coming to my mind at the moment. All I really remember was feeling weird and captivated at the same time. The closest thing I can compare it to is when you follow a murder story or a conspiracy theory. The story itself may be terrible, but yet, you can't seem to stop finding out more about it. You just have to know all about the killer and the victim and the reasons behind the crime.