READ • REVIEW • REPEAT

Ottone has created such a wonderful world in this book. His writing is very imaginative and richly detailed.

I found this to be pretty gripping. There is a lot of stuff going on, but it all keeps you engaged in the story.

Gory comes back from the dead and surprises several people with his return.

There was a lot of mystery surrounding the small town of Sorrow from the beginning that always has you wondering what is coming next.

Every detail unfolds into one perfectly disturbing read.

If you enjoy weird and entertaining books this is one to check out.

Towse hits another home run with this book. Wonderful characters, gripping storyline and even some humor sprinkled in.

I loved the journal style of this book. It makes it so easy to read and makes you feel closer to the MC.

This really is a book that you will not want to stop reading. The action is so fast paced and interesting it’s hard not to stay engaged.

I was so excited to see another book in this series. Just when you thought Jimmie was done his stuttering ass is back!

Survey says…CREEPY! Mohr pulls you in immediately to this haunting tale about Luca and the Hidden Mother.

Talk about edge of your seat reading! Volpe nailed everything in this book.

The story gets darker and bloodier as the mystery of Rosie unfolds.

Very suspenseful read that will leave you wanting more and questioning everything.

What a thrilling read! O’Neal does a wonderful job with the small town feel and tight knit community (even if they are creepy).

The whole book was very descriptive, and it really pulls you into the story because of this.

. This will have you flipping through the pages! This was my first read by Bell and I look forward to reading more of her work.

This collection of small town and big city romances and romantic comedies will keep you glued to the page

A great build-up and wonderful characters paired with an unexpected twist make this a great read.

From beginning to end, this is a book that will grab you. It is centered around a sensitive subject, but Jeffrey does it well.