** spoiler alert ** 
 Loved loved loved this. Minor spoilers ahead. 
 When Ry was 10, he found his mother sewn to the mattress. After freeing her, he eluded his father for more than 16 hours, running through the dark, cold woods, guided and cajoled along by three toys he'd happened to have in his pockets: Mr. Furrington, Jesus Christ, and Scowler. When the ordeal was over and Marvin Burke in jail for what he'd done to his wife and son, those three stayed behind and continued to coach Ry. 
 With time and therapy, Ry was finally able to separate himself from the toys, to stop hearing their voices. 
 And then, all at once, there's the prison break. And the meteorite. And the return of the Unnamed Three. All at once, Ry Burke is pulled by the will and whims of several voices, not all of whom want the best for him. 
 Creepy and scary and depraved, in exactly the right proportions. I can make a case for it being kind of The Shining-esque (isolated setting, growing insanity) but there's so much more to it than that. Definitely upper high school (did I mention the depravity?) to adult, but fans of horror will not be disappointed.