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A review by git_r_read
Eerie by Blake Crouch, Jordan Crouch
5.0
Brother author team Blake and Jordan Crouch hit an on-key scary thriller horror note with EERIE!
The story starts innocuously enough with the Moreton family of 8 year old Grant, his young sister Paige, and their father Jim. They are traveling up to the family cabin in the woods. A car accident changes their lives forever.
Jump forward 30 years..Grant is a police detective with Seattle Police, working a missing person's case. Clues lead him to what looks like a series of missing men and a mysterious call-girl working out of her home in a fancy neighborhood.
Much to his dismay, the mysterious call-girl is his long-lost sister, Paige. She doesn't want to let him into the house, she knows he's there to 'fix her' as she calls it, but there's more to the reason why she doesn't want him in her house.
Paige is involved with the disappearances of Grant's missing men, but she doesn't know what happens to them. The house wants the men for some unknown reason.
And...anything else would be spoilers. Just know that this is a super horror/thriller/mystery. It's a definite read-with-the-lights-on-check-under-the-bed kind of book.
The story starts innocuously enough with the Moreton family of 8 year old Grant, his young sister Paige, and their father Jim. They are traveling up to the family cabin in the woods. A car accident changes their lives forever.
Jump forward 30 years..Grant is a police detective with Seattle Police, working a missing person's case. Clues lead him to what looks like a series of missing men and a mysterious call-girl working out of her home in a fancy neighborhood.
Much to his dismay, the mysterious call-girl is his long-lost sister, Paige. She doesn't want to let him into the house, she knows he's there to 'fix her' as she calls it, but there's more to the reason why she doesn't want him in her house.
Paige is involved with the disappearances of Grant's missing men, but she doesn't know what happens to them. The house wants the men for some unknown reason.
And...anything else would be spoilers. Just know that this is a super horror/thriller/mystery. It's a definite read-with-the-lights-on-check-under-the-bed kind of book.