A lot darker than his other novels, but as always, it doesn't disappoint. A bit of a mystery, wrapped in a thriller, told from the stream-of-consciousness POV of Evan, a sad teenage boy who misses his best friend terribly. There are secrets, betrayals, unrequited love--all the makings of a great story. And get this--the story is told through a series of haunting photographs that Evan finds in unmarked envelopes. A great photographic novel that is both emotionally revealing and mysterious. I thoroughly enjoyed it.