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Hemlock Pond
by
Alan Nayes (Goodreads Author)
Megan Parker and her young son move into an old farmhouse with a haunted pond on the property. But they find there is more living in the pond than only fish and turtles. Far more…
Megan soon discovers the dark curse of Hemlock Pond will touch her family in ways she never could have imagined.
Megan soon discovers the dark curse of Hemlock Pond will touch her family in ways she never could have imagined.
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August 21st 2012
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This is one of those books that you don't want to read while alone. Or with your back to a door. Or a mirror. Ideally, nowhere near a body of water or an old farmhouse. If you live on a patch of farm land with its very own pond, you might just be encouraged to move. Possibly three hundred miles away.
I'm already a huge fan of Alan Nayes's work, having read and loved both Gargoyles and Girl Blue, but I believe Hemlock Pond is officially my favorite now. It is just as beautifully written as Alan's...more
I'm already a huge fan of Alan Nayes's work, having read and loved both Gargoyles and Girl Blue, but I believe Hemlock Pond is officially my favorite now. It is just as beautifully written as Alan's...more
(This review can also be found on my blog The (Mis)Adventures of a Twenty-Something Year Old Girl).
Wow, what a fantastic horror read!! It seems I've been on a horror kick here lately, but I can assure you my next review isn't a horror one. Anyway, wow I absolutely loved this book!! This is how horror should be.
Megan and her seven year old son Zach move to Hemlock House to be closer to Zach's eye doctor after following Zach's bout with eye cancer and losing his eye. Megan receives a warning from...more
Wow, what a fantastic horror read!! It seems I've been on a horror kick here lately, but I can assure you my next review isn't a horror one. Anyway, wow I absolutely loved this book!! This is how horror should be.
Megan and her seven year old son Zach move to Hemlock House to be closer to Zach's eye doctor after following Zach's bout with eye cancer and losing his eye. Megan receives a warning from...more
great story. A little weird at times but that adds to the story. Heartfelt and scary at the same time.
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I live in Southern California but still consider myself part Texan by birthright. I was born in Houston and grew up in Dallas. I’ve resided in California since the mid 1980’s but get back to Texas as much as possible. My first two published novels—GARGOYLES and THE UNNATURAL are biomedical thrillers. Actually THE UNNATURAL could also fall into the horror genre as it is a pretty bizarre tale. BARBA...more
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