Jack-In-The-Box
Author; William W. Johnstone
Publisher: Zebra
Publication Date: 9/1/86 Reissue: 9/13/16
A hideous jack-in-the-box.
Murderous Nazis.
And the most evil little girl in print.
William Johnstone brings them all together in a gory,
chilling, and very scary roller coaster ride of a book. The horror starts slowly as you realize
that something is terribly wrong with young Nora. This beautiful young child is warped and
wrong – and her family will pay the price.
The book is extremely violent. I should also warn you that there’s one scene
involving Nora that is truly awful – it definitely breaks some taboos. But this is an excellent piece of horror
fiction that will keep you reading breathlessly to the end. Just don’t expect to get any sleep that
night.
I’m extremely happy that the publishers are reissuing these
old horror novels. Old as they may be,
they stand up against today’s modern horror wonderfully – in most case
surpassing them.
And excellent (and scary) read.
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ARC
Provided by Net Galley
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