I went into Apartment 2B blind. I didn't read the blurb or any of the reviews so it actually made for a better story. I think if I had it would have really ruined the mystery and intrigue I felt while reading the book. 
 For the most part, I enjoyed this book. I am really fond of this author. She has some books that are among my absolute favorites, so I was looking forward to reading one of her early books and as it turns out this was her second published book. It wasn't the same as the newer books that I read now from her but it was still good. 
 There were a couple of things that gave me pause such as some behavior and knowledge inconsistencies for the main character,a crisis counselor who doesn't recommend professional help when necessary, and an assault that went unreported when most people no matter how sheltered from life would say something to at least the apartment manager. None of these things were enough to really pull me from the story or make the book less enjoyable. 
 I really like how the story was told. It all came together really well and and had great flow. I was totally sucked in from the very first page of the prologue and it held my interest until the end. I will probably read this book again sometime. I liked the twist and all of the clues that lead up to it. I was guessing about what was happening the whole time and when it finally came out I was like, "AH-HA!" 
 Overall, I give Apartment 2B 3.5 - 4 stars. 
 Audible: I added the Whispersync Audible narration to this Kindle book. I switched back and forth from reading and listening but I listened to at least 50% of the book. I don't recommend Apartment 2B as an audio book because I didn't care for how this narrator read the book. I think you will have a much better experience from reading the book. Her pacing, cadence, and tone were all off for this story. The character did not match the way she read the story. On a positive note, the narrator was very clear in her speech so she was really easy to understand.