A review by seen
Suffer the Children by John Saul

3.0

I feel like the ambiguity of the ending saved it. Otherwise, it was a decently fun romp but nothing incredibly special. The story as a whole is dragged down by the out-of-date prose. It was written in the late '70s but still, my bias is clear. We again get the tired trope of Child sociopath, but less problematic than most as mental health is presented with a decent amount of thought and nuance. Its closer to 4 stars than 3