Documentary filmmaker Alice Lindstedt grew up with her grandmother’s tales about “The Lost Village”—an old mining town whose 900 residents vanished without a trace. Its only sole survivor was a newborn found abandoned in the village’s schoolhouse, and among those who disappeared were her grandmother’s own sister and parents. Determined to get to the bottom of it, Alice brings a small documentary crew made up of her friends to investigate. However, things start to go awry. They can’t quite shake the feeling that they’re being watched. They keep hearing eerie laughter. Their equipment is mysteriously destroyed. A person goes missing, and panic starts to set in. There is something truly haunting about watching videos of people exploring old, derelict buildings, and The Lost Village by Camilla Sten manages to perfectly capture that. It oozes creepiness and atmosphere with every page. I have to say though … I was a little surprised about the formatting. Going in, I was a...