
Mackenzie Moore
I had high hopes for this one, but it simply falls flat. I was so disappointed by the last half that I just stopped reading. It seems like the author was trying so hard to 'wow' her audience that she comes up with scenarios that are simply ridiculous. She aimed to disturb the audience but overdoes it to where you don't even keep interest. The golden rule in horror books is to be disturbing to the point of intrigue, and this just went over the top in the worst way.

leanne clay
Dragged on and on with this far-fetched story. It started out well, and I kept hoping the storytelling would get back to that, but, no. I felt like the author was making it up as she went, trying to keep the reader engaged by putting in salacious, graphic, gory details of the works of the psychotic serial killer. I often rolled my eyes, even laughed at this story, but not in a good way. One of the worst books I ever read. Won't be reading this author again.

oak tree
The book revels in extremely graphic depictions of very young women being sexually tortured, mutilated and murdered. The villain is a ridiculous caricature of a "brilliant" serial killer, and the whole book eventually seems more like a pretext for wallowing in pain and gore than it does a coherent story. The two lead characters, sisters drawn into the murders, are interesting, believable, and very well-drawn. They deserve a better book.