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A review by cherisereads
Seed by Ania Ahlborn
5.0
"At what point do parents back away from something they love more than their own lives, put up their hands, and admit defeat?"
This book is every parent's worst nightmare.
This was my third book by Ania Ahlborn and I devoured it in just a few hours. I seriously could not put it down despite it's creepiness.
This book was extremely terrifying and features another one of my favorite horror tropes-creepy kids and demonic possessions.
From very early on readers get an ominous feel and a sense of foreboding, yet you will be enthralled.
The things that this kid said and the way her possession continued to spiral out of control made for a very spinge-tingling and bone-chilling read.
That ending really pushed my rating up to five stars. Disturbing, twisted and extremely unnerving.
This was a solid demonic possession horror story. I highly recommend
This book is every parent's worst nightmare.
This was my third book by Ania Ahlborn and I devoured it in just a few hours. I seriously could not put it down despite it's creepiness.
This book was extremely terrifying and features another one of my favorite horror tropes-creepy kids and demonic possessions.
From very early on readers get an ominous feel and a sense of foreboding, yet you will be enthralled.
The things that this kid said and the way her possession continued to spiral out of control made for a very spinge-tingling and bone-chilling read.
That ending really pushed my rating up to five stars. Disturbing, twisted and extremely unnerving.
This was a solid demonic possession horror story. I highly recommend