Hash Black | Horror Author

by Stephen King many moons ago about a guy who had a pimple that just grew and grew and eventually, burst when he was in the bath. What came out was not pus, but millions of tiny little spiders that ended up eating him alive. That story has stayed with me for a loooong time. I think this one will, too. Good luck, horror fans, you’re gonna love this book.
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uldn’t put it down. Amazingly creepy!
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rust is terror after Elijah loses his first tooth. The author does a fantastic job of building scenes of terror while blending in supernatural along with psychological horror elements. This was my first book by Hash and it’s not gonna be my last. For fans of body horror, supernatural and psychological horror.
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ver the skin.
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at I encountered was far from it. THE TOOTH COLLECTOR turned out to be far more terrifying than I could have ever envisioned. Although it is a brief tale, I completely lost track of that once I started reading, and it ceased to matter as I hurried to the conclusion to discover what would unfold next.A man named Tim is raising his two sons on his own after the passing of his wife. His youngest, Elijah, has just lost his first tooth, and it quickly spirals into a nightmare for Tim as he struggles to protect his child from a dark and malevolent force that seeks to claim more of his teeth and returns night after night in pursuit of Eli. Tim does everything in his power to appease the tooth collector and safeguard his son.THE TOOTH COLLECTOR is an extremely gruesome and chilling tale filled with numerous twists that will have you racing to the finish to see what happens next. The vivid descriptions create an intense sense of immersion, making me feel as though I am experiencing the events firsthand.I strongly recommend all horror enthusiasts to give this one a shot by picking up a copy of THE TOOTH COLLECTOR today.
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al parts in this book that I was actually scared. I had to stop and look around to see if it was safe to continue reading! This was my first Hash Black book and I enjoyed his style. I’ll be checking his other books for a future read.
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