"Brian Knight delivers with a "drive-in movie book." Knight has the literary goods to create up-close high tech special effects, and so the monsters aren't cheap-o / fake and their victims really bleed and really hurt.
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Brian Knight's single author collection Dragonfly announced the arrival of a bold new voice in dark fantasy fiction. Now, in his first novel, Feral, he reveals more of his dark vision in this story of innocence lost and terror found.
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Shannon Pitcher was trying to forget the brutal murder of her ex-husband and the loss of her only daughter, when fate brought her to a lost, scared little girl named Charity at the gate of an abandoned and haunted place called Feral Park. Now she must save Charity from the same Bogey Man who killed her own daughter, and from the wild children of Feral Park.
Gordon Chambers has searched for six years for his daughter. Even when his estranged wife is found slaughtered and his daughter, Charity, disappears, hope remains in the form of strange dreams. Gordon follows a trail that leads him to the small city of Riverside, Washington, and Shannon Pitcher.
After years of living as prisoner of the fairytale monster that killed her mother, Charity has escaped. But the Bogey Man wants her back, and he will not stop until he has her. There is only one safe place for her now, but the price of safety will be more than her innocence; it will be her soul. The key to her escape may be the very thing that makes her so special to the supernatural killer.
Feral is a tale of love, loss, and childhood fears come back to life.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A new favorite,
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This review is from: Feral (Five Star Speculatvie Fiction) (Hardcover)
Feral is a great thriller bound to give anyone a serious case of the creeps. I couldn't put it down. I even skipped a meal while reading it, and anyone that knows me would tell you that's saying something.Feral is the story of a Bogey Man that takes children, and murders parents. A child named Charity was taken by the Bogey Man, but had a chance to escape. She runs to a place called Feral Park, a playground that is home to more than meets the eye... Highly recommended for any fan of horror, or anyone that simply wants a good book to read. It just got added to my shelf of favorites.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A spooky horror novel,
This review is from: Feral (Five Star Speculatvie Fiction) (Hardcover)
He comes to you when you are sleeping and if you are lucky you'll wake up in your own home. Sometimes he kills their parents and disappears with the children. Charity has had disturbing dreams and night tremors of the Bogey Man before one night he killed her mother and took her. He kept her alive because she was special to him.Gordon Chambers has searched for six long years for Charity and he thinks by following the trail of dead parents and missing children he will finally find her at the end of the current dead trail in a small town in Washington. Sharon sees Charity in a spooky playground where supernatural events happen and brings her home because she was wearing her dead daughter's clothes given to Charity by the Bogey Man. Charity knows the only place she'll be safe from the Bogey man is in the Feral Park playground where the abandoned and abused children hide in a dimensional nexus. When Charity disappears into the park, Sharon and Gordon vow to get her back alive and keep her safe from the Bogey Man. Anyone who wants a decent night sleep should not read FERAL. It is a frightening horror novel that needs broad daylight to somewhat keep the nightmares away. Brian Knight will appeal to fans of Bentley Little and those who like being scared out of their wits. This tale will accomplish that. Harriet Klausner
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Lost Boys Go To Hell,
By McBride (Colorado United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Feral (Five Star Speculatvie Fiction) (Hardcover)
FERAL grabs hold of you with spine-chilling terror, rips out your frayed nerves and stamps them beneath its heavy heel. It's a rare thing when an author rises from obscurity to cammand such masterful control of the powerful emotion of pure horror, leading the reader into the ferocious worlds of the imagination thought left behind in the darkened closet with childhood's nightmares. Knight's Bogey Man captures that savage gleam of fright like a tight fist around your neck and wrings it relentlessly. If you're looking for a warm story where good triumphs handily over evil, where the light shuns the darkness, this certainly isn't it... But if you want a taut, gut-wrenching, emotional beating that leaves you hesitant to turn off the TV at bedtime for fear of what might just be leering out at you from the crack in the closet door once again, then buy this book!Remember the name Brian Knight... you'll be hearing it a lot in the near future.
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