This was every bit as chilling as I thought it would be and, whilst not providing gory detail and description, felt like a good 'old-school horror' with focus on the emotional trauma and the inner-turmoil of the assailant. The ensuing plot, in which the reader is privy to the thoughts and actions of both victim and perpetrator, is pure edge-of-your-seat reading (as cliche as that sounds) as you see how the conflicting character's lives circle each other's, until their final dreadful meeting...