M. M. Dos Santos

Another book by Barker that made it onto my short list. The Thief of Always quickly turned into a childhood fantasy I never knew I had. The story is clear n simple. A could-be child’s read. Harvey Swick is bored – so he leaves to somewhere better. To do something more exciting, to see something more exciting, to escape the Great Grey Beast that was February. The visuals are amazing, again Barker's prose are on point. As twisted and disturbing as the Hellbound Heart was, Thief

II. Lili Thunder Bay, Ontario June 16th 1996 “I’m scared,” I whisper to my empty room. The muscles in my shoulders hurt from being tense for so long. “You scare me. Go away.” She’s here again. They all are. But they’re always here. Even though the blankets are pulled over my head and my eyes are closed, I know she’s here. I don’t want to see her. She’s getting worse. Every time I see her, she appears less and less like herself. I wish I had the courage to run out of my bedroo

The way M. M. Dos Santos encapsulates the horrors of humanity alongside the horror of the paranormal is incredible. When most are solely afraid of what goes bump in the night - after reading The Eighth Day Vol.1 you might learn to fear humanity more. Arc Reader Andrea. H #Horror #TheEighthDayVol1 #badass #goodbook #reader

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Although what I write is usually a little dark, a little sad, and a little scary, I try to keep what I read really diverse. I read anything and everything - or at least try to. I really appreciate it when people recommend books for me, I've read some really amazing books off recommendations that I typically would have never picked for myself. Moriarty's 'Big Little Lies' is a perfect example of this. I wouldn't have gone out of my way to read a book about "a bunch of crazy m