There are many words that I feel like to describe this book after finishing it but I know I enjoyed it but other times I kind of rolled my eyes with some of the situations. I think the first thing that attracted me to this book was the cover. Overall, religion can be one of those touchy subjects that is hard to write about without sounding preachy but i think Melissa Walker did a good job with showing both sides. I grew up going to Sunday school and getting confirmed but I couldn't really relate to the teens or even the adults because the things they believe it, I couldn't even imagine today thinking that. 
 When I started reading this, I had no idea what Hell House was. After reading about it online, its kind of a interesting twist of a "haunted house" but kind of weird in general, something I know I wouldn't really want to go see. 
 Overall, I thought most of the characters were very well developed and portrayed. Lacey was a great main character but sometimes she was so wishy washy with her feelings through the book and I just wanted to jump into the story and tell her to snap out of it! There are some part of this book that made me so mad especially with what her dad said and did because it made me want to punch him! Although some of the situations were predictable with what was going to happen ie why Ty (Tyson) came back to the town and what happened with Tessa, I still wanted to keep reading in the book.