After enjoying the Blair Witch Chronicles comics, the Blair Witch Project Dossier, and the Secret Confession of Rustin Parr (not to mention the original movie), I thought I would get the same buzz from this book. Sadly, I found the writing to be a lot less compelling than those other tie-ins. The description was flat, the characters were simple and dull, and the plot was fairly predictable. Worst of all, it just wasn't very scary. Despite an attempt at a "did it happen or didn't it?" twist, I saw the ending coming about a hundred pages away. I'm afraid I won't be making reading further volumes in this series a priority.