Tyler Hayes's Reviews > Osgood As Gone

I just finished an ARC of this book, and I have to say, OSGOOD AS GONE is phenomenal. It's like Stephen king does creepypasta, with some excellent LGBT+ rep to boot. Beckett is expert at weaving a creepy, haunting urban legend of a mystery, full of King and Carpenter and other 80s/90s horror vibes that feel like a love letter to the style while still being something fresh and original of its own. The characters really pop, with distinctive voices across the board, and a distinctive narrative voice that worked perfectly in tandem. If you love the aforementioned creators, MARBLE HORNETS, or JOHN DIES AT THE END, this book is right in your wheelhouse.