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Grubbs
Grady is about to find out that his name is far from the worst
thing that will happen to him in his life.
He knows that his parents and older sister are keeping
something from him, and he’s determined to find out what that
is. Arriving home
unexpectedly, he’s met with a scene of unimaginable horror.
His parents and sister have been brutally murdered, and
Grubbs speaks to one of the killers, who introduces himself as
Lord Loss, before running for his life.
Of
course, the police don’t believe Grubbs when he tells them
that demons killed his family.
They believe he’s in shock and send him to doctors.
Since the doctors don’t believe the truth, they can’t
help him, either. Finally,
his Uncle Dervish arrives and tells Grubbs that he believes.
When Grubbs is finally able to leave the hospital, he
goes to live with Uncle Dervish, who clearly knows a thing or
three about the supernatural in general, and about what happened
to his family in particular.
But Dervish seems unwilling to fully explain.
Poking around, Grubbs discovers some very frightening
things about his family legacy.
This
book says “Ages 15 and up,” and that’s pretty accurate.
There’s a lot of graphic violence and gore in this
book. Readers who
are easily scared or sickened by this should look elsewhere for
entertainment. Those
readers who can handle these things will find a very interesting
and unique novel here. There
are several twists and turns, right up until the last page.
This is the first in a new series by the author of the
CIRQUE DU FREAK books, but this series promises to be much, much
darker and more horrifying.
Great for Halloween reading. |