I wanted to like this book. A kid has been stuck inside for three years because going outside gives him panic attacks, and now there's someone interested in him. In the hands of another writer, there's a lot that could have been done with this. Unfortunately, the dialogue and characterization were so poorly done that I had to give up about a quarter of the way through. I'm sure there's some interesting books about agoraphobia out there but this is not one of them.
