Book– In a Cabin, In the Woods by Jacob P. Silvia

I stumbled across the link to this book and finished it in a day and a half.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XKtPkzfYcTMtO-DXosekhMdHf7KJZ4f812nmY_cq0mI/edit?hl=en#

At first I read just because I was curious. I started out not really liking the author's style and not liking the plot because I was finding it hard to follow, but by the time I decided I wanted to stop reading it I found I couldn't and by the end I thought the author brilliant! I was hooked into finishing (and as quickly as possible, too!) so as not to be left hanging! By the end I loved the story and am now actually going back and rereading it because I realized that the story is all in different layers and there were things I had missed before that I am getting by going back and rereading it. Boats become cars, mice defend the intelligent design scientific view point, the incarnation of Christ is told with an alien twist, and a human takes on the appearance of a brass key. The majority of the book is quite fatalistic which puts an interesting twist on the character's attitudes. It was a good read.