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The Haunted

by Michaelbrent Collings (Goodreads Author)

3.6 of 5 stars 3.60 · rating details · 118 ratings · 37 reviews

They have the beginnings of a perfect family. A husband, a wife, a baby on the way.

But something will stop them from being happy as they move into their new house: the power of the undead that roam the halls of their home.

The demons that have come to claim them. The darkness that seeks to destroy them.

The haunted.

Kindle Edition, 239 pages

Published 2012 by CreateSpace

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Jun 06, 2012 Chris rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror, 2012-reads

3 1/2 stars. Extra credit for great ideas.

The story line, (view spoiler)was very good. However there were none of what I look for in a haunted house story. The creeping dread, the slow build of suspense, the point where we move from thinking things are a bit odd to knowing that forces are at work, the reveal of a history that created the haunting. The haunting in this book slammed into you right away, kept escalating, and I spent most...more

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Apr 19, 2013 Gina Ibarra rated it 2 of 5 stars

I am not a picky horror reader. One look at my bookshelf will tell you that I love reading crap, and I am not at all hesitant to give it high ratings. That said, I gave Michaelbrent Collings' The Haunted two stars. Normally I wouldn't even bother rating something I didn't like. As a rule I try to avoid giving bad reviews at all. The Haunted was terrible in a frustrating way that really made it stand out from the rest of the books called The Haunted or The Haunting that Amazon keeps suggesting (a...more I am not a picky horror reader. One look at my bookshelf will tell you that I love reading crap, and I am not at all hesitant to give it high ratings. That said, I gave Michaelbrent Collings' The Haunted two stars. Normally I wouldn't even bother rating something I didn't like. As a rule I try to avoid giving bad reviews at all. The Haunted was terrible in a frustrating way that really made it stand out from the rest of the books called The Haunted or The Haunting that Amazon keeps suggesting (and I keep buying). I liked the story, but it was desperately in need of editing.

The whole time I was reading this book I felt like what I held in my hand was nothing less than the horror equivalent of the winner of the Bad Sex Award--aka the least coveted award in literature. Okay, maybe not the winner, but at least a very strong contender. I am kind of kicking myself that I didn't highlight any of the particularly hilarious passages to cite as examples. There were so many of them, and yet I can't bring myself to open this book again to find one, not even for hilarity's sake.

As a bad writer myself, I am thrilled that self-published ebooks exist, but as a reader not so much. Sometimes people need editors. They need them to tell them that in a book where four or five ghosts will appear together countless times, you do not need to remind the reader what each ghost is, what it looks like, how it died, that the other ghosts are also there too, etc.

After a hundred pages or so, I understood that the ghosts couldn't leave the house, and so there was a good chance when one was there the rest were also there. I also remembered that the ghost with the stovepipe hat had a knife and enjoyed stabbing. Each time the protagonists encountered him, which was pretty much on every page, I didn't need to be reminded that he had a knife and was trying to stab them. Or that the hanged ghost was right behind him. Or that the shotgun blast ghost was standing a little to the left of them. It was like Mr. Collings felt the need to give vivid descriptions of the exact same characters every single time they appeared.

How many times does one need to describe the exact same wounds before you think your readers have finally accepted that the ghosts are dripping with gore? Did he think if he didn't remind me every hundred words or so that I might forget and think the ghost with the knife had taken up whittling?

I also liked that the author felt we would need a table of contents and that he titled each chapter by the date and time, that way right off the bat I was able to tell exactly how many days the haunting would last before it ended. No matter how shitty it got, I was always able to reassure myself with the knowledge that it would only go on for one day, ten hours, and forty-five minutes more before it ended. It's like he added his own spoiler on the very first page of the book.(less)

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Nov 11, 2012 David Watson rated it 4 of 5 stars

On top of a hill in a forest surrounded by tall trees that look like green soldiers was a beautiful old house with a dark past. A long gravel driveway leads to the house and occasionally people drove down the highway to admire the home's beautiful architecture. They didn't stay long though because the house had a sinister feel to it and the people in town were afraid of it. The house had a for sale sign in front of it for a long time but one day the sign came down and a young couple expecting a...more On top of a hill in a forest surrounded by tall trees that look like green soldiers was a beautiful old house with a dark past. A long gravel driveway leads to the house and occasionally people drove down the highway to admire the home's beautiful architecture. They didn't stay long though because the house had a sinister feel to it and the people in town were afraid of it. The house had a for sale sign in front of it for a long time but one day the sign came down and a young couple expecting a child moved in.

This is the opening to Michaelbrent Collings The Haunted. The young couple's names are Sarah and Cap. As they move in they experience strange occurences that they can't explain, such as radios turning on and off, a truck turning itsself on and objects moving on their own. On the second night an all out assault begins and the couple is attacked by a legion of homicidal ghosts who want them dead. Among the army of spirits that try to enter the house is one with a noose around its neck, one with a slashed throat, and one in a long hooded robe that seems to be the most evil of all. The couple tries to escape but there is nowhere to run; the only help they receive is from the local preacher who may be in over his head.

There are a lot of horror novels out there that can be considered a roller coaster ride but The Haunted is more like a freight train out of control. The opening reminded me of Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House and did an excellent job of creating a mood of spookiness and impending doom. Right from the start before anything happened I found myself hoping Sarah and Cap would leave the forest and not look back. Ounce the mood is set, The Haunted kicks into a terror filled thrill ride and never lets up, leaving the reader breathless and fearing for Cap and Sarah.

While the plot unfolds you learn more about Cap and Sarah, the author gets inside their heads and makes you feel what they're feeling. I love the way Michaelbrent Collings presents his characters. you know their fears, their weaknesses and what there thinking at all times. You fear for them because you relate to them and you know you would probably be thinking the same if you were in their situation.

The only things I didn't like about The Haunted was that the story was a little confusing and I was able to predict the ending. Despite this, The Haunted is still an excellent horror novel. This is the second book I've read by Michaelbrent Collings and in both cases I found myself thinking that this book would make a great scary movie. Michaelbrent's writing paints a horrific picture and his characters are always memorable. This book has plenty of frights, the descriptions of the ghosts are terrifying and one ghost in particular is scary enough to keep you from sleeping for a night. So if you like a good ghost story then check out the works of Michaelbrent Collings.
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Aug 29, 2012 Hal Bodner rated it 4 of 5 stars

I just put down "The Haunted" after reading the final page and had to stop and just breathe for a few minutes. Michaelbrent Collings' work has that sort of impact on a reader.

On the surface, the novel tells the story of a young couple expecting their first child as they move into a new house which, they soon discover, is haunted. On the first day of their arrival, there are some slight annoyances brought about by objects that won't stay put and doors which refuse to remain closed. But the middl...more I just put down "The Haunted" after reading the final page and had to stop and just breathe for a few minutes. Michaelbrent Collings' work has that sort of impact on a reader.

On the surface, the novel tells the story of a young couple expecting their first child as they move into a new house which, they soon discover, is haunted. On the first day of their arrival, there are some slight annoyances brought about by objects that won't stay put and doors which refuse to remain closed. But the middle of the night on day three, however, the heroes are under siege by not one but two groups of horrific and demonic creatures, both seemingly bent on the destruction of the young family.

The pacing of the novel is remarkable. Collings is able to take the reader from one scene of horror directly into another, give you a brief respite before "kicking up" the process and starting again. His strength lies in a slow intensifying of the danger and the sense of ominousness his characters face without, as other authors might do, repeating the same mechanisms over and over. Collings takes us on a trainride of horror and, even when we round each curve and think we have seen the scenery before, a closer inspection shows us something truly original and so horrific that we wish we'd never looked.

The book is packed with action as the young couple try desperately to escape the haunted house but, at times the action becomes a little too frenetic. One wonders why the pregnant woman does not simply miscarry right in the middle of the chase due to all the physical stress she's under. In fact, there are times during which so much is going on that it is high praise to the author that, in the end, he ties things up quite nicely.

Unfortunately for this reader, there were times during the novel's most intense parts where I was on the verge of wondering, "So what ELSE is this guy gonna throw at his protagonists? Martians?" Of course, there are NO Martians, just many, many ghosts all with very particular purposes and desires which the reader does not discover until just before the climax. In understand why the author crafted the novel in this fashion but, frankly, I would have preferred knowing a little more about some of the monsters much earlier in the book.

The action scenes are certainly the book's high points; the intimate character moments, not so much. Though the author uses the interesting and effective technique of writing third person narrative through two different characters eyes in alternate chapters, we're still TOLD too much. We don't really get to SEE how they feel about each other much in any organic way. In these scenes, the author's hand is too heavily present and the characters aren't quite allowed to breathe on their own resulting in a lack of emotional resonance in the reader.

Not that Collings is weak in his character work, he's not. But in this case, he's sometimes used his main two characters as mechanisms around which the turmoil of the plot swirls rather than catalysts. They're like stones tossed into a river and washed away when the two main characters SHOULD be rocks, fighting against the pull of the water and perhaps even altering it in some small way. As a result, the don't really change much (and there's a valid reason for that but I still think it wasn't the best literary choice)and the reader does not feel for them.

Oh, we certainly experience the environmental ambiance of doom and danger that the characters feel. Collings is a master at evoking that "look over your shoulder" feeling in his readers. And we're certainly intrigued and VERY interested in explanations which we know will come by novel's end. We just don't care very deeply about the potential fates of his two main characters. We're more curious about what makes the ghosts tick than we are about what their victims are feeling.

But the journey that Collings maps out is quite a remarkable one. There are several surprises in the book and, to Collings' credit, each of them is foreshadowed just enough so that it seems a natural development yet no less shocking. I'm usually not caught by those kinds of "surprises" and in this book, I followed Collings right down the garden lane and into his literary trap.

I highly recommend this book. It is a rare novel in that its flaws, while frustrating, actually serve to make it more interesting. And the atmospheric writing can't be beat. If you are a fan of any of the classic Haunted House stories, you will love it. "The Haunted" is certainly a worthy successor to such literary edifices as Hill House and the Bates Motel.(less)

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Apr 16, 2012 Paul Genesse added it

The Haunted by Michaelbrent Collings is the creepiest book I’ve read in years. The writing is excellent and this short novel (273 pages, $4.99 eBook, $9.99 paperback) builds, and builds to a truly terrifying climax that takes up the last 170 pages. Pregnant Sarah and her husband, Cap move in to a remote old house surrounded by a sinister forest, and the haunting begins. Little things go on at first and the quiet opening made me wonder if this was going to be like the other haunted house books th...more The Haunted by Michaelbrent Collings is the creepiest book I’ve read in years. The writing is excellent and this short novel (273 pages, $4.99 eBook, $9.99 paperback) builds, and builds to a truly terrifying climax that takes up the last 170 pages. Pregnant Sarah and her husband, Cap move in to a remote old house surrounded by a sinister forest, and the haunting begins. Little things go on at first and the quiet opening made me wonder if this was going to be like the other haunted house books that I’ve read in the past. It definitely was not, as the ghosts in this novel don’t just make noises in the night, and hide in basements. They come after the main characters with knives that cut flesh. They are in your face and terrifying.

Cap and poor Sarah worry for their immortal souls and their unborn baby as a whole pack of murderous ghosts start a prolonged attack that takes up more than half the book. These are the most vicious ghosts I’ve ever read about, and Collings is a great writer who knows how to evoke a mood and pull you into the tight prose, that drips blood and terror.

If you’ve read a lot of haunted house books, this one may not seem to be much different at first, aside from the fantastic writing, but there is a twist at the end that most readers will not see coming—I admit that I didn’t—though I had suspicions whispering in the back of my mind. The ending really left me shivering and I love how well the twist was set up all through the book.

As a writer and editor myself, I really loved how Collings crafted his scenes, as the prose really punched me in the face, and made me cringe.

If you’re looking for a good scare and want a great read, The Haunted is an excellent book for you. I finally understand why Michaelbrent Collings has such a great reputation for being a really good writer, and he’s earned a lifelong fan. I will for sure be reading his other novels.

Paul Genesse
Author of the Iron Dragon series
Editor of the Crimson Pact anthology series

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Oct 15, 2012 Andrea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: amazon-freebies, horror

Wow. Well I've rated this book 4 stars, but that's not to say I really liked it. That's not even to say I think it was really well written. It was more that it really had quite a profound effect on me.

The Haunted starts out at an ambling pace; a few creepy things happen here and there, before the scares start to escalate, in the form of horrifying nightmares and uncomfortable feelings. A young couple, soon to be parents, move into the house at the top of the hill. The house that nobody goes to,...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Heidi Tighe rated it 5 of 5 stars

Part of what made this book so unique was that it terrified me without horrifying me. It's rare to find a supernatural thriller that scares you in delicious supernatural ways without appalling you with human brutality (about which there is nothing deliciously thrilling at all).

When picking up a self-published book, there's always a danger that it will not be a good story or that it will be a good story but in need of a solid story and/or mechanical edit. That was not the case with this book. It...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Trev Twinem rated it 2 of 5 stars

Now lets get one thing straight I do love horror and I am always searching out good new unique well written horror..and what's not to like about it! You are alone at home late at night, a little spooky music in the background,low lighting (essential) hot drink, feet elevated (comfort)...lets start reading. The Haunted has a familiar theme (not necessarily bad)young family...Sarah and Cap and the unborn baby...move into an old house which they happened to buy at just the right, once in a lifetime...more Now lets get one thing straight I do love horror and I am always searching out good new unique well written horror..and what's not to like about it! You are alone at home late at night, a little spooky music in the background,low lighting (essential) hot drink, feet elevated (comfort)...lets start reading. The Haunted has a familiar theme (not necessarily bad)young family...Sarah and Cap and the unborn baby...move into an old house which they happened to buy at just the right, once in a lifetime purchase (now that would probably have made you and I suspicious...why so cheap?? what's the catch?..but not our Sarah and Cap..and not forgetting the unborn baby :) As soon as our happy couple (and unborn baby) move into the said house things not surprisingly go badly wrong...for the remainder of this book we are treated to a long list of ghostly characters who are determined that Sarah and Cap (I hate that name!) will not remain...or rather will not escape alive...and that my dear readers is the synopsis of "The Haunted". A good horror story of this type will have one main theme running throughout the read...and that is "isolation" indeed isolation and a sense of dread...with no means of escape is essential to fully portray the sense of loneliness but, in this instance, I would substitute the word isolation for "dreary" To me the only haunted house (hotel) novel that ever successfully worked was "The Shining" a truly brilliant horror story that showed one man's disappearance and downward spiral into mental illness (and an unbelievable movie..good old Jack) The Shinning give new meaning to the word isolation and was the greatest example ever written of this type of book...but back to The Haunted. I had hoped that with the introduction of a third character towards the latter part that the writing/story would improve but unfortunately the third character's role had a predictable feel and outcome (trying not to give the story away) So in conclusion I really did not enjoy this book and thought it did little to add to horror genre..it was predictable in both it's content and conclusion, and not a book I would recommend.....(less)

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Jun 19, 2012 theghostwriter rated it 5 of 5 stars

first let me just say, i absolutely hated this book's COVER ART. honest to god. it nearly made me not want to read it, just being real. its corny looking. like someone made that shit on their computer in photoshop. even the font is off-putting. ACK. but alas i refused to go by the cover (yes, yes, i know) and was SO glad i read on. all i have to say is HOLY SHIT what a scary book. the pace is break-neck, the characters are unforgettable and the ghostly shenanigans begin IMMEDIATELY. no waiting a...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Tiffany rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror-thriller

I read this one for a book club.

Well, I love a haunted house story, but this one just didn't work for me.

In terms of character development, there was nothing really there to make Sarah and Cap seem real enough for me to become invested in them and care at all about their fates. Thus, it was difficult for me to feel engaged while they were being haunted. I just hated their idyllic marriage and the fact that they didn't have any noticeable personality flaws or any tension between them. Obviously,...more

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Jun 13, 2012 Joe D. rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really like haunted house stories, books and movies. This one was okay. The first half seemed really forced. I didn't like the part before the priest showed up but after he did, it got really good. I think the author spent more time trying to describe the fear the characters felt more than the events that actually caused the fear. There was one memorable funny moment (although I'm not sure it was intentional), where the ghosts couldn't get into the room so they phoned the house and tried spook...more

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Jan 03, 2013 Helen rated it 3 of 5 stars

I love haunted house novels! In this one, a young couple (plus unborn baby) move into an isolated old house in the woods. You just know what's going to happen next! This one was different from others I've read in that after only a very short build up the horrific events were literally non-stop, told in real-time over a few hours; there was no time to breathe! And this is no mild haunting - there's a whole cast of gruesome spectres and evil hooded demons intent on doing major harm to the couple w...more

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May 03, 2012 Nathan Shumate rated it 5 of 5 stars

What's most important about a haunted house story isn't the clever way in which the author tries to make the scenario different from previous haunted house stories (and after Shirley Jackson and Richard Matheson, any such attempts are easily seen as the gimmicks they are). What's most important is simply this: Is it scary? The answer for THE HAUNTED is, "Hell, yes." Place a husband and pregnant wife who love each other in a secluded house possessed by a crapload of spooks, and suddenly the reade...more

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Jun 11, 2012 Teatree_elle rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this book about two months ago and still remember it vividly. The book starts with this young couple that are about to have a baby and are moving into their new home. Of course, it doesn't take long before everything starts to go south. The book is fast-paced and the scares don't stop. Be prepared to feel fear from what you're reading and also pity for that poor young couple. The premise was excellent, the scares horrific, and the ending...that was one hell of a twist! I can truly say tha...more

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Apr 08, 2012 D.J. Butler rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror

Cap and Sarah have moved into an old house in the woods and are unpacking. Their story begins as a straightforward haunted house tale, with things seen out of the corner of the characters' eyes, strange sounds, devices that turn themselves on and off without help, etc. Then it gets freaky, visceral and dark. Father Michael says the house won't let them go. Is he right? And what does he mean? I won't give away any of the twists, but I will tell you that you'll be seeing a grotesque and Dickensian...more

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Sep 14, 2012 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebooks, horror, read-in-2012

You know those days where you're looking for something creepy and gruesome and a little twisted? This book would work. It's dark and dangerous. It makes the dark places in the corner of your house look a little sinister. It screams at you and it keeps you on your toes.

Sarah and Cap's story seems straightforward on the surface but the more you read, the more you begin to wonder. Sarah's hints at something dark that happened in her past give even the smallest of incidents a sheen of terror. Cap -...more

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Feb 09, 2013 Karleneb rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm giving this 4 stars based on style of writing for the genre. Horror is not my thing and it's a rare horror book that gets a lot of stars from me.

As a rule, I DO NOT read ghost stories. They freak me out. I had to read this one to judge it for a contest. It was eerie, freaky scarey, and I couldn't read every single word of it. I skimmed. And skipped the really spooky parts. And the thought of it makes me shudder.

And normally, I wouldn't say anything about it here because it's just not my cup...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Beryl Cost added it

Shelves: ghost-stories, horror

I really enjoyed this book. The terror experienced by the young couple was very genuine feeling. I stayed up way past my bed time reading under the covers so as not to wake my husband. I have to say I suspected early on what was really up with them, but it was still a very good, very scary read.

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Aug 21, 2012 Savanna Seaman rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was perfect for reading while I was at the gym: made me run faster. The book kept me intrigued and freaked out from beginning to end. FINALLY, a supernatural horror novel where the main characters aren't complete idiots and completely unlikeable. I felt terror and real sympathy for them. I kept wanting to help. I really like ghost stories and this one has an excellent twist. Not only that, but it was beautifully written. Thank you Michaelbrent!

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May 18, 2012 Charlene rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone who likes a haunted house story.

Shelves: loanable-kindle-books

This book is a fantastic haunted house story!

A couple is moving in to their new house. They're expecting a baby together and have finally found a home that they can afford. They are happy to be starting this new chapter in their lives.
Then all hell breaks loose!

Mr. Collings does a great job of keeping up the tension throughout the story. The characters were likeable, but mysterious. Both the husband and the wife keep mentioning "The Before" and it kept me reading, hoping to find out what that...more

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Apr 17, 2012 Shannon rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book kept my interest from start to finish! I had a hard time putting it down. The end was unforeseen and creative. As a Stephen King junkie and Dean Koontz fan, this rates right up there with them. I will be looking for more of this authors books to read!

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Apr 10, 2012 Karen rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Apr 12, 2012 Liwen rated it 4 of 5 stars

故事的前半依循著美國鬼故事的軌跡，顯得中規中矩，例如：樓梯、衣櫃、地下室....之類的，到了後半段故事情結大逆轉，給了讀著新鮮的感覺，還不錯！！

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Feb 17, 2013 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

A nice good spooky book. The author did a great job starting out with creepy things here and there and then escalating to more horrorish events. It has a great twist that was done in such a way that makes it unique and not expected.

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Jan 08, 2013 Quest rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Simply said, this book was very unoriginal, and boring. The writing was bad and the story ending was a ripoff of a 2001 movie called, 'The Others'.

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May 16, 2012 Joanne Moyer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2012, e-book, horror

The Haunted is a really good really creepy take on a haunted house story that will have you jumping at every odd noise in your house ...

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Jun 15, 2012 Kimmie rated it 3 of 5 stars

This was an "ok" book in my opinion. More of a gory horror story. I like more explanation and didn't get it.

The ending was super!!!!!

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Jun 29, 2012 Cerulean rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Yes

Shelves: kindle

First I have to agree with http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/37... The cover is very generic for such a good book, and I almost didn't get it because of this. This author and his vivid descriptions draws you in and yes it can be very scary at times, I didn't want to get out of bed to get water in the dark. A clever story and scary. I am interested in his next book.

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Sep 18, 2012 Robin rated it 4 of 5 stars

Scared the crap out of me! Loved it! The ending was incredible, never in a million years did I see that coming!

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Jun 23, 2012 Audrey rated it 3 of 5 stars

Wasn't a masterpiece, but it had a pretty great ending, which I definitely didn't see coming.

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Michaelbrent Collings is a #1 bestselling novelist and screenwriter. He has written numerous bestsellers, including Darkbound, Apparition, The Haunted, The Loon, Rising Fears, and the bestselling YA fantasy series The Billy Saga, beginning with Billy: Messenger of Powers.

He hopes someday to develop superpowers, or, if that is out of the question, then at least to get a cool robot arm.

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