Continueing "In the Woods"

I'm nearly half way through In the Woods and things are really starting to get interesting. Cass and Adam keep hitting dead ends with the murder case but they still think it might be related to Adam's missing childhood friends. Things are beginning to slowly seep back from his memory, even though he can't make sense of it yet. I have a feeling things are going to really start coming together soon and it's going to be great. I really want to know the connection and know what had happened to Adam and his friends that night when they were twelve.

I am really enjoying this author's writing style. She has very good images and she does a great job of getting in Adam's head, it helps that it's in his perspective, but he also addresses the reader with 'you' every now and then. I find it fascinating that when authors do this; it really brings the reader into the story I think. I creates a closer link between reader and story, making them almost a part of it. Not many authors do thing, however, but when they do chose to incorporate the second person, it's wonderfully done and really makes things interesting. I'm only half way through this book and I would recommend it to anyone!
Happy reading everyone :)