Hash Black | Horror Author

iew voluntarily and happily! Take a look!You ever been afraid of the tooth fairy? Well this certainly will make you wairy of her. When you think of The tooth fairy you dont think dark and horrific, you usually think of sweet and kind. This book was quick and easy to read. A dark twisted of what could be the tooth fairy. If something like this was the tooth fairy id never want a y of my teeth to fall out or just be on her radar. I enjoyed the characters and the story for what it was. Good verses evil.
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s, but holy Santa Claus shit, did Hash Black create something totally unique and unexpected. There was a pretty big swerve towards the latter part of the story, but it was a pleasant surprise. Was Beth, our lead, being tricked by someone nearby in this new neighborhood? Where was Lily? What is with that haunted mirror and the hallucinations? Again, I was not prepared for what it turned in, but it was solid. The author went really big. But I enjoyed pretty much everything here. Black created some great characters and lore, and put a creative spin on it all. And it doesn’t overstay it’s welcome, with an adequate length. Lily, Beth’s daughter, reminded me so much of my daughter, too. All the funny, blunt comments she would make made me reminisce of my Melody. She always finds new ways to make me embarrassed or shocked. But that’s what kids are supposed to do, right? I was a little smart ass when I was her age, so I’m glad that the bloodline still runs strong. Anyway, I had a great time here and can’t wait to see Hash Black’s other offerings.
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never know who might be listening. A cursed antique phone found in the attic that carried the essence of Hailey’s long past Nana and Hailey’s horrible boss she wishes was unalived.
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nting a fun f a st paced read you can’t put down.
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. Time spent in the book is all worth it. Thank you for the book,.
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