Mark Myers

This is a book that will be rolling around in your head long after you have finished the last page, mainly because of all the questions left unanswered. It starts rather slowly, but eventually becomes an interesting and tense read. A relatable protagonist helps with the pacing and all the seeming misdirection and odd pieces will keep on the edge of your seat. However, the book is not without its faults: there is one part that had me saying outloud to the main character - as if she could hear me - don't fall for that, don't be so gullible. Ashley with many horror movies/stories you are asked to follow the main character down the proverbial rabbit hole, even though you know it's a trap. That being said, it did hold my interest, but most will be saying by the end, "What the heck was all that?!"

A biting, satirical beginning in a big box store that resembles IKEA - the book itself looks like an IKEA catalog - and then somehow segways into a viscerally horrific, experience. The characters are interesting, funny, likeable and relatable. The story is fun, witty, and ultimately edge of your seat thrill ride. Ever wonder as a child what those fake doors in the IKEA store showroom might lead to, if somehow you could open them? You will have your answer when you read this and it will not disappoint. Great read!

A very classically British ghost story brimming with eerie atmosphere. The book's setting is around the turn of the 20th century with a framing device at the beginning that is supposed to happen some 15 years later. It's scary without being bloody or violent.

Great roleplaying game with creepy atmosphere that just pulls you in. Lots of fun.