The
Butcher’s Boy is a creepy paranormal thriller that grips the reader within the
first few pages. Janet and her son Michael are making a new start but,
unbeknownst to them, the house Janet buys used to belong to the Butcher family
who were horribly murdered by the father. Now the house is haunted and every
one that has lived there since has died. Michael grows curious after seeing a
ghost by his bed and starts to investigate what happened in the house. This
stirs up the past and the horror and terror starts. I loved this book and
couldn’t put it down. Every time I tried there was some new twist that kept me
reading. I had no idea who the protagonist was until about three quarters of
the way through the book. The characters are well written, realistic (mostly),
and likeable (also mostly). The story is full of twists and turns and never
predictable. All of these things makes this one of the best books I’ve read
this year. I read the digital version of this book on my ereader and it
formatted well. The cover was eye-catching and suited the storyline.
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