Oscar is not living his best life. He is what people would call a loser. Until one day April walks into his life and tells him he has a s**3.5 Stats**
Oscar is not living his best life. He is what people would call a loser. Until one day April walks into his life and tells him he has a special gift. He is a Sensitive, able to see what others cannot. Just in time as a little girl seems to be possessed by a demon. They need Oscar to help save her life. Pretty good read....more
Owen is on the run from creditors. He sees a house for rent in the middle of nowhere and decides to move his family in. The house was the scene of a gOwen is on the run from creditors. He sees a house for rent in the middle of nowhere and decides to move his family in. The house was the scene of a gruesome disappearance of a family 75 years ago. All that was left was blood smears and splatters. Their bodies are still unaccounted for. Upon arrival, they find all the furniture is bolted down and there are strange gaps in the walls. Not to mention an annoying ticking sound that seems to be speeding up. The family soon learns they are in the middle of a killing machine invented by a psychopathic genius.
**3.5 Stars** I wish this would have been longer. It felt rushed to reach the end. Nice little horror read....more
The first book in the Diablo Snuff series. The one that kicks it all off and gives the first inside glimpse on who or more like what Diablo Snuff realThe first book in the Diablo Snuff series. The one that kicks it all off and gives the first inside glimpse on who or more like what Diablo Snuff really is. It tells you each book except the last one can be a stand-alone book, but for me, I should have started here. Especially since my first view was Slaughterbox, which really didn't go into what is going on. Excellent read. I am loving this series....more
I am still scratching my head. By the time I finished this book, I didn't even know if I was real. One thing is for sure, I am glad none of my old AOLI am still scratching my head. By the time I finished this book, I didn't even know if I was real. One thing is for sure, I am glad none of my old AOL chat room "friends" stalked me down. That would have been very awkward all the way around. The only complaint I had was the confusion on how things were happening that shouldn't be happening. It was like the rules changed mid-plot. Overall, a good read....more
My second Diablo Snuff read, and I was not disappointed. This one brings us to a writer's retreat, The Grand Georgina, which used to be a stop on the My second Diablo Snuff read, and I was not disappointed. This one brings us to a writer's retreat, The Grand Georgina, which used to be a stop on the underground railroad. Tobias, a horror writer, is thrilled as his favorite author wrote his famous novel there. From the start things are less than normal. He soon learns fame comes with a price and depravity. Deep underground is the twisted playground of Diablo Snuff and all the horrors he can inflict. Excellent read!...more
How far would you go to avenge your child's death? How about join a secret group of mothers that are willing to give you final justice? Camille thoughHow far would you go to avenge your child's death? How about join a secret group of mothers that are willing to give you final justice? Camille thought the collective would be the thing to finally ease her rage, give her some peace. She quickly finds out if you are not all in then you will be put out, permanently.
Solid **3.5** read. I feel the author missed a lot of great wtf moments. It just wasn't twisty and dark as it could have been....more
For a hot minute, I thought I was stuck reading a book about fishing. That is no good for someone with the attention span of a squirrel. A book has toFor a hot minute, I thought I was stuck reading a book about fishing. That is no good for someone with the attention span of a squirrel. A book has to grab me fast to make me hang in there. So I struggled for a few chapters because it was all about fishing. I mean, it is The Fisherman. Is a giant fish going to jump out of the river and eat people? Zombie fishes? Then the story unfolded and off we went all the way to the end, holding my breath. It makes the question of what would you do if you could get your loved back from the dead? Could you sacrifice your life? Become something not human? Would it be worth it?
Excellent plot (besides the fishing) heart pounding moments. However, not one zombie fish! Highly recommend....more
Meet Jack Sparks. Author, atheist, former drug addict, narcissist and one heck of an unreliable narrator. From the opening page, we know something terMeet Jack Sparks. Author, atheist, former drug addict, narcissist and one heck of an unreliable narrator. From the opening page, we know something terrible happened to Jack. We find ourselves on his travels for his next book about the supernatural, or more like he is out to prove it doesn't exist. Which is how we end up in Italy watching a live exorcism. Jack is so convinced it is an act, he laughs and claps halfway through. Let's just say the demon who resides is not amused. Jack sets off a chain of events that will leave us all scared and the need to leave the lights on to fall asleep at night. He falls further into madness, into the demon's games that will have deadly consequences for those around him. Wait, demons are not real right.......
While this story is fiction, it could easily be a true story. Georgia Tann has been called the "Mother of Adoption" however she was a child thief and While this story is fiction, it could easily be a true story. Georgia Tann has been called the "Mother of Adoption" however she was a child thief and murderer that has caused generational tragedy. In this book, we follow Rill and her siblings as they are ripped from their parents by fraud, suffered abuse in a children's home before being adopted. It is a heartbreaking story. I read the nonfiction account of Tann, her crimes, and the fallout the victims feel to this day. Babies were left outside in the blazing sun for hours in order to get rid of them. I hope there is a basement in hell and Tann is there. Excellent read. ...more
Daphne disappeared when she was 6 years old. A child predator serial killer took her to the tool shed, where she suffered horribly. She is the only o Daphne disappeared when she was 6 years old. A child predator serial killer took her to the tool shed, where she suffered horribly. She is the only one known to survive. Two decades later, Daphne disappears again. Tanner, her older brother, is desperately searching for her. All he found is news clips of the strange fate of one of Jupiter's moons and other cosmic events. Down two separate timelines, the siblings find themselves on the hunt for the rarest people on Earth for different reasons. It all goes back to the 6-year-old girl in the tool shed. Excellent read!...more
Andrew loves Beth. Even though she is a packaged deal. To love Beth, you also have to love her family. Sure, she has a few problems. Andrew knew that Andrew loves Beth. Even though she is a packaged deal. To love Beth, you also have to love her family. Sure, she has a few problems. Andrew knew that when he met her at the mental hospital where he is employed as an orderly, her a patient. Andrew took Beth and her family home with him, where they have been ever since. However, Beth's creepy grandfather is causing serious issues lately, to the point Andrew thinks maybe he is possessed. Something wants Andrew dead, and that is not in his 5-year plan.
I will admit, Pike messed with my head when the first twists started being thrown at me. I thought I was misreading what was happening, or maybe I should not drink wine before reading anymore. This is a unique horror read. I enjoyed it immensely!...more
I don't know what to say about this book except it is a weird one. Then I realized this author wrote Welcome to Night Vale, which read like an acid trI don't know what to say about this book except it is a weird one. Then I realized this author wrote Welcome to Night Vale, which read like an acid trip with bath salts. I can't even begin to start to review this book because it is really weird. Keisha's wife Alice disappears. Two years later, they have a funeral. One day, Keisha is watching the news and sees her wife in the crowd of a news clip. Then she starts seeing Alice in the crowd in all kinds of clips. Keisha decides to become a truck driver to find her missing wife. Sitting at a truck stop eating lunch, she notices the serial killer called The Hungry Man. He seems to be hunting her. In fact, there is a whole underground group of serial killers. All misshapen and foul. Hungry Man is popping up all over the place, where Keisha is eating people in broad daylight with no consequences. Let's just say it gets weirder from here....more
I really enjoyed this book. Smart plot with likable characters, even the evil ones. I cried a river when daddy lion sacrificed himself for his daughteI really enjoyed this book. Smart plot with likable characters, even the evil ones. I cried a river when daddy lion sacrificed himself for his daughter. Damn you for making me cry in a horror read. I went back and forth hating then loving the main character. Even after finishing this, I am still conflicted. Excellent read....more
I am glad one of my Goodreads friends convinced me to pick this one back up. It started as a slow burn and had talking animals for cripe’s sake. Kind I am glad one of my Goodreads friends convinced me to pick this one back up. It started as a slow burn and had talking animals for cripe’s sake. Kind of hard to be afraid of a Frog that uses Gordon Ramsey as a mentor. However, once it started, it hit harder than Bing the Bear's war hammer. Who knew fictional real characters could be murderous. It sort of makes you wonder, if you ever did find yourself in the Hundred Acre Woods with Winnie the Pooh, would he try to eat you? Instead of his thirst for that jar of honey, it is full of his last victim's blood. How's that for childhood nightmare fuel. I loved the imagery this book provided. It was beautiful and went well with the heart pounding moments around every corner. Highly recommend....more
Rabbits is a secret underground game. You probably never heard of it except in whispers or on the dark web. No one knows who runs The Door Is Open
Rabbits is a secret underground game. You probably never heard of it except in whispers or on the dark web. No one knows who runs the game. In fact, you don't even know you're a player. All you have to do is see or hear the phrase "The Door is Open" to know a new game has begun. If you can find the patterns, uncover the clues, and can open your mind, the game might pick you. Dangers are everywhere. You might lose your life. However, the winner gets his/her heart's desire.
The last two games, something has been amiss. Now entering the 11th round since its conception, players are going missing. Bodies are being found murdered. The lines of reality are being blurred. K has to win the game before our world comes to an end. Or maybe it all is a figment of K's imagination.
It's 1853. South China Sea, the steam frigate HMS Charger pursues a fleet of pirates that have been terrorizing the waters surrounding Hong Kong. In tIt's 1853. South China Sea, the steam frigate HMS Charger pursues a fleet of pirates that have been terrorizing the waters surrounding Hong Kong. In their hull are crates of opium, which are transferred as spoils of war. Suddenly a dark mass appears way above the stars. It looks like a comet, but maybe a dark star. Days later, the crew are experiencing hallucinations and calling them to come to an island for all their dreams to come true. Murders and mutiny on the high sea, with a boatload of horror to keep the pages turning. This was one hell of a good book. Recommend!...more
What if you killed your husband, kids, friends, and that nosy neighbor believing they were the undead trying to eat you? You find other "**3.5 Stars**
What if you killed your husband, kids, friends, and that nosy neighbor believing they were the undead trying to eat you? You find other "survivors" to team up with. Now, what if I told you that was all a lie. There is a new disease that could trigger your brain to think the zombie apocalypse was upon us. That you actually did kill your loved ones, not the undead. What would you do when faced with that knowledge? I really enjoyed this interesting take on an old genre. Recommend!...more
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