Once again the small town of
Harmony Indiana
turns out to be less than harmonious. More
demented souls seem to reside in this small, corn fed town than any major
metropolis. What is up with all the corn
fed fear? A high school tradition of
questionable merit melds into a game with bloody consequences.
A group of high school
students are studied as characters. They
are fleshed out so the reader can develop a sense of empathy. Then bad things start to happen.
Michael West surely has a
strange turn of mind. I’m guessing that
he, like Stephen King, has the heart of a small boy and he too, keeps it in his
top desk drawer.
After plowing through the
mayhem you discover that you aren’t done yet.
Mr. West likes to flip things around just when you think you have
everything figured out.
Robby Miller of the Spook
House is here, younger and not yet jaded.
I have read and reviewed Spook
House , Poseidon’s
Children and Cinema
of Shadows all by Michael West.
He has carved a niche into
the face of evil, leaving his readers looking over their shoulders and
listening to the wind in the corn.
I’ve stated before I don’t
read a lot of horror stories but I really the way Michael West renders them.
And yes, all puns were
intended regardless of whether it is the lowest form of humor.
I enjoyed the book.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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