An old man is dragged out from his burning house, but he is
not thankful to the heroic firefighter. What follows on is a strange mix of “batty
old man” and possible blood curse.
IRW leaves you guessing right to the very end. As dead people
started piling up around the central character I did have to smirk at some of
the OTT deaths. Not sure if intentional but it did make me giggle in that
nervous way at the casualness of it all.
Loved the quotes at the beginning of the book. Made me want
to watch Hocus Pocus again.
I enjoyed this story as could not tell where it would end
up, eventually the ending was fantastic! I found the family dynamic and the
fathers thoughts were very realistic, if shocking.
So very tongue in cheek, an hysterical giggle from start to
finish.
The joys of fan love as IRW gets a visit from an unhinged
fan! Bit close to home this one for me, as I have wasted many an hour camped
out in various authors shed, but never thought to order pizza – way to go
Matty-Bob.
I was snorting and giggling through this story and it was
really great to see IRW humorous side.
Loved the Misery reference and I’m sure there were many more
that I missed as IRW is so clever in adding little bits like that, just see the
blurb to Last Winter, sorry Final Winter!
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