Ill Will reviewed by Entertainment Weekly
March 15, 2017
Reading a truly terrifying novel can make you feel like your’e drowning: As much as you may want to surface and catch your breath, the plot holds you in its grip… As Chaon moves nimbly between viewpoints, calling memories and relationships into question, a powerful undercurrent of dread begins to form beneath the story, slowly but inexorably pulling you under.
— Entertainment Weekly
