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scearceka's review
5.0
Disclaimer: I received an e-copy in exchange for an honest review.
Due to my (insert less crazy word for "obsession" here) with the first installment, I was definitely excited to get my hands on this one. And boy, it did NOT disappoint. Every story was amazing, and I could read them again and again.
I have to say, the author has a knack for "the twist", and not in a Shyamalan "you know it's coming so you try to figure it out first" kind of way. No, these are legitimate, edge-of-your-seat endings you more than likely weren't expecting, and if you say you predicted it, I call shenanigans.
I will cast my vote that this collection is better than the first, which is not to knock the other book by any means. It just shows that the author has found his niche, and what a wonderfully terrifying and thrilling niche it is. Bravo, good sir. Bravo.
5 stars
Due to my (insert less crazy word for "obsession" here) with the first installment, I was definitely excited to get my hands on this one. And boy, it did NOT disappoint. Every story was amazing, and I could read them again and again.
I have to say, the author has a knack for "the twist", and not in a Shyamalan "you know it's coming so you try to figure it out first" kind of way. No, these are legitimate, edge-of-your-seat endings you more than likely weren't expecting, and if you say you predicted it, I call shenanigans.
I will cast my vote that this collection is better than the first, which is not to knock the other book by any means. It just shows that the author has found his niche, and what a wonderfully terrifying and thrilling niche it is. Bravo, good sir. Bravo.
5 stars
bmacenlightened's review
4.0
Entertaining collection of horror stories in a variety of different settings
I found this as an interesting collection of horror. It kept me interesting and never seemed to be repeating itself. Has me looking for his longer works.
I found this as an interesting collection of horror. It kept me interesting and never seemed to be repeating itself. Has me looking for his longer works.
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