Anna may survive the carnage… but who will she be once the ocean of blood clears?
On the night before her 18th birthday, Anna surrenders her virginity, all to just be done with it. It’s okay for her, anyhow, since she intends to leave Miss Codie’s Orphanage once she’s 18. When her best friend, Kate, convinces her to stay up later to celebrate before her departure, they come across a mysterious boardgame, which accidentally frees Magriol, a sadistic exile from Hell, who thrives on practices that disgust even the Devil himself. After the girls witness his gruesome tricks, Magriol lures them into a game, where they must find something special, which he won’t name until they get toward the end. Should the girls succeed, Magriol will spare them. But with every gruesome obstacle they take on, Anna wonders if it’s all a trick.
Past reviews have mentioned how brutal this story is, and they weren’t kidding. It’s filled with gore, mayhem, rape, and dismemberment. You know I enjoy horror stories, yet I didn’t expect this much detail. I was already cringing at certain scenes. But that’s what I need in a story. I started reading this book on my birthday, which was five days ago, and I’m happy to have purchased this copy. For horror fans, this one might be right up your alley. Feel free to post your comments. Happy reading!
About the author: Ash Crowlin graduated from Bowling Green State University with a BAC in Theatre. He lives in Port Clinton, OH, where he spends his time giving wealthy tourists poor advice. He loves coffee, gin, and art films concerning human centipedes. For more info, click here.