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Horrorstör
by Grady Hendrix
Creepy Ikea
A strange horror story focused on a low budget Ikea style store called Orsk. We are focused on Amy an employee whose prime motive at the beginning is to avoid her supervisor, Basil.
Something strange has been happening in the store at night and Basil takes the initiative and decides to investigate and persuades Amy and another employee to help. What at first seems like a boring overtime assignment soon depends into the horror story alluded to in the title. There is some dark humor and the book is interspersed with images and descriptions of fictitious furniture with odd Scandinavian sounding names. I didn't warm to the two central characters, Amy seemed too apathetic and Basil was too much of a jobsworth. It was certainly a departure from anything I had read before.
A strange horror story focused on a low budget Ikea style store called Orsk. We are focused on Amy an employee whose prime motive at the beginning is to avoid her supervisor, Basil.
Something strange has been happening in the store at night and Basil takes the initiative and decides to investigate and persuades Amy and another employee to help. What at first seems like a boring overtime assignment soon depends into the horror story alluded to in the title. There is some dark humor and the book is interspersed with images and descriptions of fictitious furniture with odd Scandinavian sounding names. I didn't warm to the two central characters, Amy seemed too apathetic and Basil was too much of a jobsworth. It was certainly a departure from anything I had read before.