Review: Rather disturbing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
Marsha and Josh live through the worst experience two parents can ever endure. It's in this fragile state that the predator Laverick takes full advantage of their grief.  Unlike Rayne's other novels, this one is more of a psychological horror. It stings your empathy to read how Laverick manipulates the couple, seducing them into his nefarious agenda, knowing full well what they'll be subjected to but too selfish to care.Throughout you feel the unease through Josh, you know something bad is coming, and it keeps you reading. Their lovely boy Caleb has been 'modified', and what he has become is a danger to everyone around him. In a final bid to put their life back in order people die, evil is embodied in innocence, and the ending is just desperate and sad. I know women suffer depression when it comes to their children, but Marsha's final scene gives you the impression that mental illness runs in the family.this is a truly macabre tale which will disturb you on many levels.