I first heard about The Girl in 6E at the beginning of this summer, and immediately was intrigued by the basic premise: a girl who hasn't left her apartment in three years because she has an overwhelming urge to kill people? Yes, please. However, I was a bit wary about reading this novel, as I don't particularly find erotica an entertaining genre, and I was nervous that it was going to be poorly written with bland characters. 
 A. R. Torre does not disappoint. This novel is a wonderful mix of erotica, mystery, and psychological thriller, which sounds a bit overwhelming. Torre does an amazing job in balancing those three completely different genres, while simultaneously crafting well-developed characters. 
 Deanna Madden was an incredibly complex heroine with a pretty gruesome background. Because she's a recluse, she can't have a 'typical' job... so she works as a "cam girl" (she performs sex acts on herself on the Internet for money.) 
 The plot was incredibly fast-paced, and it proved impossible to put down. I was on the edge of my seat, anxious to find out what happens next in Deanna's bizarre life. 
 I definitely look forward to picking up Do Not Disturb, the second book in this series!