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Loved the first one, might be my fav skasher book oat.

Sick rn so I should be able to get through very quickly.

Not a massive fantasy guy, more of a horror and splatterpunk guy, but I thought this sub reddit would appreciate these. Also have brok the barbarian (I hope I called it the first thing I havent read it yet so might be wrong name xd), early editions.

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Just finished playground by aron beauregard and wow!

Spoiler free! Feel free to include spoilers in comments with the spoiler warning thingy xd

I've only been a extreme horror fan for about 2 months, and somehow never checked out playground and wow! Im so glad I did! I loved it, almost cried at one of the deaths, and loved the characters (especially donnie and cj)

If u have read playground, what did u think?

I love the cover for the swine, very excited to read all of these

Just read do not disturb on Sunday (in one day lmao) I quite enjoyed it, i gave it 4/5 stars, I almost gave it 5/5, jst a few little parts bored me. I will give a brief description of what the books is about for anyone who hasn't read.

Tw for the book:

Sexual assault

Voluntary sex

Gore (woah no way there's gore?!)

Harm on child

Cannibalism

(I think thats all of them)

A couple going to a weddings tires get popped in the middle of nowhere, they stop at a hotel in the middle of nowhere to stay, to get help in the morning. Then these cannibalistic clowns come on over, and well, do hat evil cannibalistic clowns do.

First picked it up bc I am obsessed with IT

This book had non stop action, which was good for my adhd 🤣

I would definitely recomend this book

If you have read it, what did u think?

Modern hysteria by aron beauregard

A mysterious internet figure, known only as Mr. Boy, is preying on depressed teenagers and brainwashing them into horrific acts of self-harm and suicide. The macabre message behind ‘The Dropout Challenge’ is simple: Dropout of sight. Dropout of school. Dropout of society. Dropout of life altogether.

Derek Pearson is a struggling graphic novelist whose younger brother took his own life after becoming ensnared in The Dropout Challenge. Upon hitting rock bottom, Derek becomes obsessed with pulling back the curtain on the malevolent mastermind responsible for his brother’s gruesome demise.

Despite a lack of urgency from the authorities and his outrage regarding the tragedy, Derek has also discovered a strange positive trend in his artistic trajectory. For the first time in his life the story he’s telling through his illustrations is worth finishing. But with art imitating life, many questions still remain. Who decides how it ends? And has Derek become more fixated with crafting the perfect conclusion for his masterpiece than getting justice for his family?