So you are reading Fear Inducer?
'Yes.'
'If so then yes, it starts off horror, and every other chapter is a kill chapter all laid out ahead so the reader knows exactly what is coming because of the phobias and fears a reader can decide then if they want to read that chapter :) all my other books are very different and are not predictable like that this one I did it on purpose.'
I'm reading, not fast enough.
But I'm getting into it.
Why rush a good killing.
It's like a cat tormenting a praying mantis.
He'll take his time about it.
Phobias, we all have them.
Mine is fear of flying.
After reading that chapter, I've come to grips with my phobia and don't even think about it.
If the plane crashes, you'll pass out at 30 000 feet within a few minutes, the razzle and dazzle of carnage will leave you say, about 25 000 feet, and the rest will end up on the web.
I'm learning to appreciate this Kiwi writer.
She has an imagination.
Living in her head can't be easy.
In between being a caring mother and wife, she finds time to thrill and woo us horror consumers.
All I can say, read Fear Inducer.
It's Silent of the Lamb, but with so much more. Cannibalism is so passé.
I'm still reading the book. I will get through it.
I'll probably do another write up. This is just a little introduction to a wonderful writer that deserves more readers like us.
