Review: Creepy but Good
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2013
A seemingly perfect neighborhood with perfect weather and people?  Sounds too good to be true...and it is.  The cover may not look like much but Mr. Drabble knows how to spend a tale.  A married couple marred by tragedy moves from Britain to a seemingly perfect US city.  Slowly they, along with a young boy named Thom, realizes that all is not well in Eden Gardens.  Along with a bit of backstory about the founder of the town, this was a pretty good novel. Not really gorey but there is a feeling of dread that continuously builds as you read the novel.  I thought I was pretty sure about the ending but even the ending was pretty surprising.  This was a delightfully creepy read and I would read more from this author.