Initial Impressions 10/13/12: Wow, definitely creeped out by this book! But in a manageable way. See, I'm a totally scaredy cat when it comes to horror, so this was something I could read and be freaked out by, but not feel overly scared when I was done reading. 
 I know this is a kind of retelling of Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians/And Then There Were None, but I haven't read it so I didn't know what was coming. It definitely felt very slasher-movie-esque with a little bit of ghost/horror story in there as well. I was fully creeped out and it was pretty interesting. I liked the twists, turns, and suspense involved. 
 Full review originally posted on The Book Addict's Guide: I really enjoyed reading TEN It was the perfect amount of creepy, just a bit of ghost story, and I definitely felt like I needed to read it in the daylight and not the dark. I know it's a retelling of Agatha Christie's Ten Little Indians/And Then There Were None, but since I hadn't read it, I didn't really know what I was in for. 
 TEN played out pretty much like an old 90s slasher film for me -- and I loved it. So Meg and her friends are on the an island. It's the worst storm of the century. The power's been cut. They find a creepy DVD (the Ring?? Ahhh! There was another reference to that later on too). Oh, and there's a killer among them, picking off their friends one by one and marking it with red slashes of paint on the wall each time one of them is killed. Pretty freakin' creepy. 
 Despite the fact that I'm not a horror fan (seriously -- I had to stop a ghost story earlier in the week because ghosts flat out terrify me), I really enjoyed reading this. It was the perfect amount of freaking me out because I could put the book down and not feel like I was going to get attacked or anything. I contemplated putting the book in the freezer (10 points if you get the reference) but I kept on reading and was quite surprised with the ending! In true slasher film form, it was a nice twist the way everything played out. I felt like there was a twist coming, but I couldn't figure it out until the reveal.