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sea_caummisar's review
5.0
Some things are worse than death, and this book proves it. Not all torture is physical. Yes, there was physical but maybe being trapped inside your mind and not being able to move or speak is far worse. When I was a child, I read some horror book about mosquitos that carried some disease that paralyzed you forever, but kept your mind intact. This was kind of along those lines. As a child, that book haunted me. Now as an adult, that gets cranked up to 10 because this isn't mosquitos hurting humans, it's human hurting humans! People! They're the worst
booknerdqueen's review
4.0
I will start with this, if you have triggers this is definitely not a book for sure. This book is full of horror and gore.
What happens when someone puts moonsoon berries in your system? You become a living doll where you feel everything, see everything but unable to move because you’re paralyzed. This happened to Jodi after meeting the Ned Flanders lookalike deranged Ernie Lester.
It was a fast past read, love the twist at the end but hated the cops scene for obvious reason.
What happens when someone puts moonsoon berries in your system? You become a living doll where you feel everything, see everything but unable to move because you’re paralyzed. This happened to Jodi after meeting the Ned Flanders lookalike deranged Ernie Lester.
It was a fast past read, love the twist at the end but hated the cops scene for obvious reason.
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