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Wendig has outdone himself!
I’m a huge fan of Chuck Wendig. His novel Wanderers is one of my top favorite books. His The Book of Accidents scared the bejeezes out of me. Invasive had me seeing killer ants everywhere.But folks, Chuck surpassed himself with Black River Orchard. I will never be able to eat another red apple again. Maybe no other apples. Or if I do, it may not be for some time.Chuck Wendig is completely demented! This book is bonkers!! He even explains in his author note that he knows he’s weird and that this book is weird.And I couldn’t turn away. I admit I read most of this in the daylight. I knew going in that this book was Horror with a capital H. I didn’t realize how much. For the first third of the book, I thought, oh this isn’t so bad. I can handle this. The last third had me putting my kindle down to slow my heart down. I felt like I needed to hide my eyes behind my fingers like you would in a scary movie. (Doesn’t work that way in books, does it?!)In a small town there is a new orchard with seven apple trees that produces the most luscious deep dark red apples that the townsfolk can’t get enough of. And then everything changes.I don’t want to go into any other details without giving away spoilers, but suffice it to say…. If you read only one scary book for the Halloween season, it needs to be Black River Orchard.*Thanks so much to Del Rey Books and to NetGalley for the gifted advance eGalley!*
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I’m a huge fan of Chuck Wendig. His novel Wanderers is one of my top favorite books. His The Book of Accidents scared the bejeezes out of me. Invasive had me seeing killer ants everywhere.
But folks, Chuck surpassed himself with Black River Orchard. I will never be able to eat another red apple again. Maybe no other apples. Or if I do, it may not be for some time.
Chuck Wendig is completely demented! This book is bonkers!! He even explains in his author note that he knows he’s weird and that this book is weird.
And I couldn’t turn away. I admit I read most of this in the daylight. I knew going in that this book was Horror with a capital H. I didn’t realize how much. For the first third of the book, I thought, oh this isn’t so bad. I can handle this. The last third had me putting my kindle down to slow my heart down. I felt like I needed to hide my eyes behind my fingers like you would in a scary movie. (Doesn’t work that way in books, does it?!)
In a small town there is a new orchard with seven apple trees that produces the most luscious deep dark red apples that the townsfolk can’t get enough of. And then everything changes.
I don’t want to go into any other details without giving away spoilers, but suffice it to say…. If you read only one scary book for the Halloween season, it needs to be Black River Orchard.
*Thanks so much to Del Rey Books and to NetGalley for the gifted advance eGalley!*
But folks, Chuck surpassed himself with Black River Orchard. I will never be able to eat another red apple again. Maybe no other apples. Or if I do, it may not be for some time.
Chuck Wendig is completely demented! This book is bonkers!! He even explains in his author note that he knows he’s weird and that this book is weird.
And I couldn’t turn away. I admit I read most of this in the daylight. I knew going in that this book was Horror with a capital H. I didn’t realize how much. For the first third of the book, I thought, oh this isn’t so bad. I can handle this. The last third had me putting my kindle down to slow my heart down. I felt like I needed to hide my eyes behind my fingers like you would in a scary movie. (Doesn’t work that way in books, does it?!)
In a small town there is a new orchard with seven apple trees that produces the most luscious deep dark red apples that the townsfolk can’t get enough of. And then everything changes.
I don’t want to go into any other details without giving away spoilers, but suffice it to say…. If you read only one scary book for the Halloween season, it needs to be Black River Orchard.
*Thanks so much to Del Rey Books and to NetGalley for the gifted advance eGalley!*
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