Happy Book Review Tuesday! Today we are taking a seriously creepy journey into a rather twisty world full of brothers, secrets, darkness, and the evil that lies in the hearts of men… (How’s THAT for an opening?) My review copy was kindly provided by the author, Andrew van Wey. Oh - and take the time to check out the link on Amazon… You are in for a treat if you do - for 48 delightful hours, starting today, you can get your very own copy for free!! Thanks so much Drew!

Forsaken opens with hide-and-seek and a practical joke gone rather horridly awry – yet another example of why I hate practical jokes, although I’m quite pleased to report nothing like this has EVER happened to me or anyone I know, eek! – and the story doesn’t get any lighter as it progresses. It is primarily the tale of Dan Rineheart – well, of Dan and a painting, a mysterious picture that appears, unsigned and anonymously delivered, at the university where he teaches art restoration. Well, unsigned and anonymously delivered but for one line: “Here in Art, Denial.”
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