Ania Ahlborn pumps fresh blood into a familiar plot with The Devil Crept In. Small towns, unspeakable evil, and missing kids are plot staples that every horror author plays with at some time. But The Devil Crept In doesn't feel like it's running down a well-worn path. Instead there's just enough fam...
This review can also be found at Carole's Random Life.I enjoyed this book overall. It was a rather slow starting book for me and I had a hard time really getting into the story at first. The whole first part of the book just didn't do a lot for me. The second section of the book picked up a bit and ...
Jude Brighton is a tough and fearless twelve-year-old boy who goes missing from his small town of Deer Valley, Oregon. Seen as a trouble-maker, the residents believe Jude simply ran away. Stevie Clark is Jude's best friend, younger cousin and neighbour and he is determined to find out what happened ...
I am a big fan of Ania Ahlborn. She has been consistently good since her debut novel Seed. The Devil Crept In is no exception. There were some truly excellent and unique characterizations here, as well as, a trademark Ahlborn ending, which fit the story perfectly. I highly recommend anything that sh...
When I heard about this novel by Ania Ahlborn, I knew I had to read it, I mean everyone should read it because her writing is amazing. I read Within These Walls and Brother and both of this novel were nothing like I ever had read before. With a mysterious and edgy element in them, the further that I...
Ania Ahlborn pens an ode to Robert Bloch’s Psycho with a mid-1970’s New York backdrop in The Pretty Ones. The Son of Sam is on the loose and Nell Sullivan is undergoing some major changes at work. Despite the growing fear and tension in the city, this may be Nell’s big year. She may finally fit in a...
This was entertaining - I listened to it in the car during my commutes and it kept my mind off of traffic. But I thought it could have been much better. Someone described the book as southern gothic, but it didn't have a sense of place; it could have been set anywhere. It also lacked anything atm...
This was entertaining - I listened to it in the car during my commutes and it kept my mind off of traffic. But I thought it could have been much better. Someone described the book as southern gothic, but it didn't have a sense of place; it could have been set anywhere. It also lacked anything atm...
Full review on my blog.Within These Walls is the recollection of “unusual” events that took place in two different time periods in a house located in 101 Montlake Road in Pier Pointe, Washington. The house is owned by Jeffrey Halcomb, a cult leader on death row for the death of 10 of his followers b...
Brother is the ultimate tale of family dysfunction, betrayal and murder set in the backdrop of a small community in rural West Virginia. Nobody is safe in this one as family secrets are revealed and the tension level slowly gets ratcheted up to eleven. Ever since her debut effort Seed, I have been a...
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