The Apartment

“The Apartment defies preconceptions…This book is a slow boil that sinks the hook early with a sense that all is not well while creating an overall air of unpredictability that continues to its chilling conclusion…Grey creates such a state of unease that after reading The Apartment, one may be loathe to ever leave town–or maybe even home–again.”
–BookReporter.com

“Gripping, creepy as hell, and the dread will linger for days afterwards.”
–Lauren Beukes, author of The Shining Girls and Broken Monsters

“Dark and deeply disturbing. Trust me–this tense and frightening piece of horror is not for kids–or for the faint-of-heart. I’m still shuddering.”
–R.L. Stine, New York Times bestselling author of Goosebumps and Fear Street
 
“The Apartment is a perfectly crafted, deeply unsettling thriller: a portrait of a marriage unraveling, of the haunting and the haunted, and the idea that grief might be a door that can let other horrific things in.  This book had me turning on all the lights, checking under the bed and in the closet, and savoring every terrifying page.”
–Jennifer McMahon, New York Times bestselling author of The Night Sister

“There are moments of true scariness that emerge from a sustained, deep-seated sense of discomfort…Chills and thrills enough to attract and please fans of supernatural horror. This one will keep you up all night.”
–Kirkus

“Grey, a pseudonym for Sarah Lotz (The Three, 2014) and Louis Greenberg, believably corners the couple in an unwinnable situation eerily familiar to anyone who’s had a vacation go awry. The ante is viscerally upped every new day—a creepy neighbor, an unnerving wax museum, an animal death, and visions of Mark’s dead child from a previous marriage…Bonus: features the scariest haircut scene possibly ever.”
–Booklist

“Quiet reflections combined with intelligent frights from two unique perspectives make “The Apartment” an ideal choice for late nights alone or a red eye flight.  Particularly if that plane is headed overseas.  If the destination is a suspiciously unfamiliar Airbnb?  Even better.“
—CultureCrypt.com