Hash Black | Horror Author

lengths to have her. Perchance he sees an old mansion and breaks into it and witnesses a murder but instead of preventing it, he steals one of the latest gadgets from the victim. The repercussions are horrendous. A scary page turner which sent shivers down my spine. The eerie atmosphere of the mansion and the obsession of the young man has been aptly described
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ory, we lost sight of some of the initial plot points, i.e. Eve and her pregnancy, which was a gigantic missed opportunity. She was referenced a few times throughout, but the author focused on the onslaught of witches and demons, and the nonstop chaos that befell Billy, our main character. He is just a down on his luck type, with a crummy job, unable to keep a house over his head. So he decides to attend an outing with some of her friends, and they start playing around with black magic. I mean, haven’t we all had a few drinks, taking an ancient object, and started chanting magic spells at it to see what happens? So, needless to say, all hell breaks loose, people are killed, terrible things happen, lots of action and violence, even some funny moments, and the story just gets wild. But, as I stated earlier, the author jumped through the introduction of Billy and Eve, and that should have been a huge part of the story. And that took away from the eventual impact of everything that would happen, as we didn’t get to know anyone all that well. I personally hated Kevin and his incessant use of the n-word throughout. His character must have said it a hundred times, and it was really annoying and unnecessary. I understand that he was being written a certain way and was supposed to obnoxious, but I would have preferred this aspect to be really tapered down. So anything bad that happened to him didn’t bother me in the least, for that sole reason. Overall, it was pretty good and had an equal amount of things that I disliked versus what worked for me. I would recommend new readers try out The Mirror before this, to get a better idea of this author’s style.
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r fan needs: fear, excitement, mystery and horror. I would definitely recommend it. I received an advance copy of this book and this is my honest review.
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ve tried to play with the occult, me included and I’m glad it did not ended up like the characters in this novel. The story has a slow build up and even when it picks up it then slows down to then again quicken, leaving you wondering what the hell is going on! I did not expect the twist at all and I was baffled and couldn’t believe it. It came as a slap in the face! Well done to the author for that! I didn’t know this author and this is the first book I read from him but won’t be the last. Try this book out and see for yourself!
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the point, and is here to scare the reader with no pretentiousness.Signed In Blood confirms that. While the narrative might sound familiar (Four friends, an ancient cursed book, a spell gone wrong, hell ensues), his telling of this story with some added sub stories makes it feel fresh.In this book we open with a “holy hell” scene and it keeps flowing from there. We also have a gypsy fortune teller, a priest or two, and a demon who is undeniably evil and hell bent on bloody revenge.But the ending (no spoilers) will really make your jaw drop as a revelation happens that you won’t see coming and ensures that nobody will have a truly happy ending.I definitely recommend you pick this one up. It’s terrifying, action packed, and bloody!
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