The Haar
A Horror Novel

It went in directions I didn't figure it would, which is a good thing. It got wilder than I imagined it could've. It started out on one track and morphed into another, and it did it smoothly. I was into the story, and then as it progressed, it got stranger but without jarring me as a reader. Yeah, I was all like "Whoa!" and "Holy s[asterisk][asterisk]t!" some along the way but never jarred. Surprised doesn't nececelery mean jarred. Anyway, it was bananas, and I was totally there for it. It needs to be a movie, and I mean for serious.

This was bloody, disgusting, beautiful, sad, and charming in an odd way. The best way I can think to describe is like if The Thing and The Pisces had a Scottish baby. I absolutely loved it!! I want to reiterate this was disgusting- holy body horror!!......more

The Haar that went 'Raar' gets every star from Andy Marr.......more

Everyone’s got a price. Everyone except Muriel McAuley. This book was nothing like I imagined it to be, but I loved everything about it. Muriel is such a deep and unique character that you were completely immersed in from her first explosive scene and everything beyond that. You felt for her in this......more

Good for her 😌......more

I know you’re sick to death of the story of an elderly woman finding an amorphous blob that ends up being a sea creature which feasts on her enemies and embodies her late husband but buckle up because you’ll want to read this one, too. This book, which sells itself as a “folk horror fairy tale” is a......more