Review: Scare the bejezus out of me!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 22, 2013
I like Scott Nicholsons writing.  You can probably tell that since I own everything that is published, including this newest "supernatural thriller." As the book opens, were introduced to a red belly is teen daughter who has been transplanted from the dangerous city into the boring country in the mountains of Carolina. She's not a happy camper, and she'd probably do anything to get out of there. Her mother is being introduced to the life of a housewife, something brand-new to her. Not only is she new at it, she doesn't like it — or does she? Theres 'something un(super?)natural about the way she is jumping into this with both feet.Meanwhile, there's a lot of blather about some scarecrow of barn. For a while, I wasn't sure how this fit into the story. I started wondering whether Nicholson had written a bomb. But thats Scott Nicholson's genius, isn't it?!? Theres something truly scary about an animated scarecrow, whether it's really there or not. Its determining whether that scarecrow is real or not or even being seen that sucks you right into it. By the end, I was turning pages wildly (as wildly as one can on their Kindle) and breathing rapidly. It is as scary as all get out!!You gotta read it!