The Girl Next Door * Jack Ketchum
A few years back I’ve watched a horror movie called “The Girl Next Door”. I was terrified. I was upset. It made me hate the adults and the kids with ferocity. A year later, I thought I’d found the book based on which the movie was made, but it turned out to be a dud.…
A Head Full of Ghosts – Paul Tremblay Book Review
Other jackasses have tried to argue that it’s John Barrett, not Marjorie Barrett, who becomes The Possession ’s true tragic figure, and that the show is really about his descent into madness, his being possessed by the ugliness of hatred and zealotry.…
The Moonlit Mind: A Tale of Suspense – Dean Koontz
This city—perhaps any city—is a place of secrets and enigmas. Roaming alone with your dog in realms that others seldom visit, you will glimpse disturbing phenomena and strange presences that suggest the world has dimensions that reason alone cannot explain.
In this chilling original stand-alone novella, #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz offers a taste of what’s to come in 77 Shadow Street with a mesmerising tale of a homeless boy at large in a city fraught with threats .…
Twisted – Andrew E. Kaufman Book Review
What a thrill this book has been! I started reading and I couldn’t put it down. It was like a book on anti-gravity. All jokes aside, this book is a hell of a roller-coaster. What is worse than losing your mind?…
The Neighbor – Dean Koontz Short Story
This lovely 30 page story is just a prequel to Dean Koontz’ much anticipated novel: The City. The year is 1967 and the trio that would unravel the mysteries in the second book are just twelve. Amalia and her brother Malcolm Pomerantz are living with their parents next to an abandoned house.…
“The Jumblies” by Edward Lear
Kelsey Rae Dimberg-Girl in the Rearview Mirror
Finn Hunt is the nanny for 4 year old Amabel, the daughter of Philip and Marina Martin. Philip’s father is a senator in Arizona, and the hope is one day Philip will be able to slide in and take his seat once his father decides to step down.…
Zero G by Dan Wells Book Review
I had the book in my audiobook library and it came as a freebie so I had my expectations on low and under.
I was blown away with the acting, the smart way of introducing interesting concepts to children and for actually making you think for a while.…
The Memory Keeper’s Daughter – Kim Edwards
When I picked up the Reader’s Digest collections of stories, this is the one I really wanted to read, but I had to start with a crap one called “An Offer you can’t refuse”.
In the year 1964, a set of twin is born in the peaceful house of a country doctor and his young lovely wife.…