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A review by steadycollie
The Graveyard Apartment by Mariko Koike
2.0
Not sure how to feel about this book.
Without giving anything away, I’d say that the eeriness lies in the psychological sphere more than the supernatural, even though the story centers around a haunted house.
Having stated that, the only part that made me uncomfortable or slightly spooked was the light misogyny penetrating all communication between the protagonist.
Not really my cup of horror. But most of it probably due to effect lost in translation.
Without giving anything away, I’d say that the eeriness lies in the psychological sphere more than the supernatural, even though the story centers around a haunted house.
Having stated that, the only part that made me uncomfortable or slightly spooked was the light misogyny penetrating all communication between the protagonist.
Not really my cup of horror. But most of it probably due to effect lost in translation.