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A review by pandasbookshelf
Come With Me by Ronald Malfi
5.0
Come with Me | Ronald Malfi
Genre: Horror, Suspense, Mystery
Come with Me is a standalone novel by Bram Stoker nominee, Ronald Malfi. My second book by this author, and already I am hooked. Ronald Malfi is an incredible storyteller, masterfully weaving complex subjects, flawed characters and layered mysteries all wrapped in a chilling supernatural suspense story that will make you re-think everything you know.
The story takes us on the journey of Aaron Decker following the sudden death of his beloved wife as he comes to confront the reality that his wife had been keeping bone-chilling secrets. As he retraces her footsteps, he begins to uncover dark secrets about his wife, and a decades old crime mystery that just may put him out of his depth. This is also a story of the complex nature of grief and a man’s strong connection and love for his wife. Aaron’s voice is distinct as he speaks directly to his wife, narrating his thoughts, inner pain and events. The story itself is well-paced, never getting boring or stale.
And the ending. OMG the ending. It’s been a week and I’m still thinking about it. Do yourself a favor and get to know this author. This book would be enjoyed by fans of Dean Koontz or Stephen King.
I’m off to devour everything this author has ever written!
Genre: Horror, Suspense, Mystery
Come with Me is a standalone novel by Bram Stoker nominee, Ronald Malfi. My second book by this author, and already I am hooked. Ronald Malfi is an incredible storyteller, masterfully weaving complex subjects, flawed characters and layered mysteries all wrapped in a chilling supernatural suspense story that will make you re-think everything you know.
The story takes us on the journey of Aaron Decker following the sudden death of his beloved wife as he comes to confront the reality that his wife had been keeping bone-chilling secrets. As he retraces her footsteps, he begins to uncover dark secrets about his wife, and a decades old crime mystery that just may put him out of his depth. This is also a story of the complex nature of grief and a man’s strong connection and love for his wife. Aaron’s voice is distinct as he speaks directly to his wife, narrating his thoughts, inner pain and events. The story itself is well-paced, never getting boring or stale.
And the ending. OMG the ending. It’s been a week and I’m still thinking about it. Do yourself a favor and get to know this author. This book would be enjoyed by fans of Dean Koontz or Stephen King.
I’m off to devour everything this author has ever written!