I should leave a review here too!
Short, sweet, dark, and twisted, with the kind of flawed, complex characters that should by all rights be unlikeable but ended up really compelling. Camille is best girl, a heroine who's strong without being perfect or physically strong, whose incredible flaws are precisely what enable her to survive the unsurvivable, and to keep clinging to what agency she has in a situation that seems hopeless. And I'm not usually one for the "boyfriend keeps you in basement" thing, but Osgoode was genuinely great--he's creepy and fucked up but my kind of creepy and fucked up, and the turns their dynamic took were really interesting. I really enjoyed this!