This is unquestionably one of the darker books I've read, in mindset as well as action, and Winter's talent for bringing scenes and psychology to life makes it feel all the darker. Short as it is, I got a few chapters in and had to put it aside for a while, which rarely happens for me, but drifting into the mind of someone who'd commit gun violence of any sort--let alone like this--is a tough thing, and Winter does it horrifying justice.
This read won't be for everyone, and I hazard to say that it would be dangerous in some people's hands, if they were in a particular mental state already--which I don't say lightly--but it's a reminder of the power of art to bring every facet of thought and reality to vivid life through the written word, and I applaud the publisher and writer for donating some of the proceeds of the book to Sandy Hook Promise.
I'm not entirely sure this is a book I'm comfortable recommending to others, it's so dark, but it is the best I've read from Tenebrous Press, without a doubt.