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A review by tracyreads
Manifest Recall by Alan Baxter
4.0
I really enjoyed this read. Baxter knows how to spin a tale. This first half is a bit slow as the main character tries to piece together his memory - he has a bit of amnesia after a traumatic event. Note: when this event is revealed, it really is awful - it's heart wrenching and I can see why the mc blocks it out. It was difficult to read.
The second half of the book kicks the motion into high gear. Revenge must be had and the author spares no time in getting things moving.
I don't know that I'd shelve this as horror, per se, it's more of a dark thriller. There are som "ghosts" that appear to the MC, but to me they seem more like pieces of his subconscious rather then entities outside of the MC's psyche.
I look forward to reading more from Alan Baxter.
The second half of the book kicks the motion into high gear. Revenge must be had and the author spares no time in getting things moving.
I don't know that I'd shelve this as horror, per se, it's more of a dark thriller. There are som "ghosts" that appear to the MC, but to me they seem more like pieces of his subconscious rather then entities outside of the MC's psyche.
I look forward to reading more from Alan Baxter.