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there is a lot of action in the second half of this one just like it hex and the story basically goes nuts and in a very good way

while disappearance at Devils Rock reads a little bit more like a mystery the supernatural or horror elements of the book are much more subtle and ambiguous

this story like the other one is definitely focused on the fact these employees are just working really crummy retail jobs it pokes a lot of fun at IKEA like businesses but at the same time this one has a lot of heart

if you want a story that goes to more obvious supernatural or almost fantastical places then I definitely recommend this other one because it almost goes into the realm of magical realism

there is a lot of strain between the older generation and the younger ones and eventually as you can suspect the younger people decide that they are tired of following the rules and they begin to expose a town to some danger and things go banana crazy from there

now I absolutely love this one of course it is set up like an IKEA catalog and it's just a very iconic modern horror book

I like the fact that the apartment actually has a focus on the time where you get to see the house swap happening as opposed to switch house where you get to kind of find out after the fact what happened

there are definitely moments of body horror which you know I love it's a quite classic one and I just really enjoy this one

they both had some really fun twist on how swapping genre as a medium and I'm someone who is always been terrified of the concept of staying in someone else's house like doing an Airbnb all of that but regardless it made these books a lot of fun

in both cases you get to see group dynamics breaking down which is one of my favorite things about survival stories I love when you get to see things crumbling and the lengths that people go to take care of themselves the backstabbing all of that good stuff