REVIEWED BY J.M. NORTHUPScary Modern Take On Inca Myth
This book was a fun read, but frightening. I can see why it was a 2016 Readers’ Favorite Finalist in the Fiction – Fantasy – Urban genre!
I am enthralled by myth, lore, and antiquity. The Inca are such an interesting culture, and it was cool to see that interwoven into this modern day tale. It enriched the story and made you think ‘what if?’ It also fits with ancient alien beliefs while highlighting some archeological facts.
I can tell the author researched the legends and creation myths in detail. She did a great job pulling it into the story without distracting from the fear factor or entertainment of the reading experience. I definitely recommend this book!
I am enthralled by myth, lore, and antiquity. The Inca are such an interesting culture, and it was cool to see that interwoven into this modern day tale. It enriched the story and made you think ‘what if?’ It also fits with ancient alien beliefs while highlighting some archeological facts.
I can tell the author researched the legends and creation myths in detail. She did a great job pulling it into the story without distracting from the fear factor or entertainment of the reading experience. I definitely recommend this book!
REVIEWED BY KAREN J. MOSSMANI didn’t think I was going to like this, as I’m not a fan of horror. So came as a big surprise when I did.
It wasn’t blood and gore as I always expect these type stories to be. This was an intelligent and clever story that had me believing that something could be living in a basement.
A great length too. A full story that can be read over a couple of days.
It wasn’t blood and gore as I always expect these type stories to be. This was an intelligent and clever story that had me believing that something could be living in a basement.
A great length too. A full story that can be read over a couple of days.