Seed was an interesting novel. It’s the second book I’ve read by Ania Ahlborn (first one being The Devil Crept In). I didn’t really have any intentions on reading it. Just sort of grabbed it on the fly when I saw it was on Kindle Unlimited and one of the Goodreads groups I’m in was having a buddy re...
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...
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! It definitely kept me engaged as it read like a movie. I could actually picture it. Now that isn't to say that I got several nights of good sleep while reading it. Lol. It scared the living daylights out of me and I had a few nightmares. But that's another thing that...
I had relatively high expectations for this book, which I found as a paperback on sale at a now-defunct indie bookstore. I liked the cover art, the blurb sounded interesting, and reviewers I follow on GR had it either on their TBR list or had positively reviewed it. Unfortunately, this book failed...
Driving home from a family outing, Jack sees glowing eyes in his path. He swerves to avoid whatever it is that might be in the road and flips his car. Everyone is okay; at first . . . Soon after the accident? Well let’s just say things are very far from ok. Jack’s youngest daughter develops a high f...
Cross-posted on ReaderlingI have this compulsion to call this book "cute", which I think might come off as bitchy and insulting. I don't mean it that way though. [b:Seed|11422798|Seed|Ania Ahlborn|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1305997493s/11422798.jpg|16356035] is a riff on [b:The Bad Seed|467032|The...
Ania Ahlborn is a true talent... the words written like a veteran. It's hard to believe that Seed is her first novel. I would love to see this book as a movie. I recommend this to any fan of horror. 5+ stars!!
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