This book isn't technically a horror story but boy, it felt like one. I finished reading it with a chill in my bones and a pit in my stomach. It really hit me right in the gut. This feels so real and kind of personal and just spooky. The character's description of trying to convince her husband and family that she needs help or wants to be a little busy just made me so sad- mostly because I know that while mental health/wellness has progressed significantly, this sort of scenario is still a common issue (over 100 years later). Definitely a must read for feminists and others wanting a real inside look into the "crazy" woman myth (where having feelings means you're tired and need to just calm down!).