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A review by litwrite
Eerie by Blake Crouch, Jordan Crouch
2.0
What I thought was going to be a haunted house tale by the synopsis for the book took a weird left turn into the Science-fiction category. This in itself is not a bad thing, however, the problem is that the twist is so clearly broadcasted that I already knew how the book was going to end when I was less than halfway through.
This is unfortunate because when the characters were in the house it was actually quite scary and claustrophobic, and seemed quite promising. I wouldn't discount Crouch completely, I think his writing style is competent and easy to read and he has potential, but this book wasn't a shining moment for me.
This is unfortunate because when the characters were in the house it was actually quite scary and claustrophobic, and seemed quite promising. I wouldn't discount Crouch completely, I think his writing style is competent and easy to read and he has potential, but this book wasn't a shining moment for me.