Given how much I loved 73 Yards, I already had high hopes for the Target novel going in and it didn’t disappoint. Everything I loved about the episode is reflected in this one, but one key strength is because it’s a long read, it does really feel like you go on a long journey with Ruby through her ordeal, which makes it all the more satisfying when you get to the ending and her resolution. We get some added details into Ruby’s life as she learns to live with the entity and how it affects others around her. Scott Handcock does a commendable job adapting one of the most mysterious and unexplained scripts of the show and turns it into something with significantly more depth but still keeps that air of mystery. If you love the episode, or even if you don’t but still felt there was something there with the idea, give this one a read.