by Keith Deininger
Kayla, a 12 year old orphan and Garty, a drug addicted waster, both find themselves at their uncles desert mansion. Kayla has been picked to begin an apprenticeship with her uncle and Garty is roped in to help with her tuition. Things are not as they first seem as they both suffer from horrifying ni...
I think I might have missed something, but I honestly have no idea what I just read. Which means, in all fairness, I can't really review Ghosts of Eden in depth. There are no words to describe my absolute confusion. I finished the book. I followed Kayla and Garty through their psychedelic journey ...
I was given an ARC ebook copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. My second book by Keith Deininger, who I feel is a very good writer, and both are very different. Both “Ghosts of Eden” and the novella “Marrow’s Pit” were from Darkfuse, which is a great publisher of horror, speculative/sc...
Garty and Kayla are each special in their own way. Unbeknownst to them they have a special connection that brings them together at their Uncle Xanders desert mansion where they must try and unravel the illusions that are keeping them trapped there (and within themselves). I am a fan of Keith’s work ...
Ghosts of Eden is the fourth book I've read by Keith Deininger and his imagination never ceases to amaze me. I'm not sure which dimension Keith hails from but I'm very suspicious that it's not our own. Ghosts of Eden is a mixture of horror, fantasy and possibly some drugs that I would like added t...
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