Audiobook version. Heard so so much praise about this that I just had to read it. I was so nervous to read it, that it felt like butterflies in the stomach when i finally started it. I was afraid that i have been recommended this from left and right what if i dont like it? And I have got A LOT to say about this book. Right from the first chapter, i knew this was going to be a master piece. Theres something about the way the author as well as the narrator tells the story. It winds you in and its like an actual person is sitting across from you and reciting horrors that they went through. Not 1 word felt boring or dragged out. This is the kind of horror book that i see myself reading and re-reading over and over again and never getting tired of it. Such a refreshing experience it was. The story had so many layers and characters. Theres the story of the old priest and the diner owner Herman, Beatrice and Cornelius Dort, The Guest, of Helen and George, of Rainer and Clara and Lotti