Review: It will make you think, give you chills, and (oddly enough) give you hope
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
This story came to me by way of recommendation, as the best stories often do. I was captivated by the get-go - a boy in the middle of a perfectly ordinary everyday horror is rescued by the master of all horrors. I love that Keisling's  devil creeps in out of nowhere and spends a good deal of time off stage/page. It makes him all the more terrifying and intriguing. He represents our everyday demons and deeply rooted fears, insecurities, and reflections we'd rather ignore.Loved the voice, the tone, and the fact that this story will stick with me, as the best stories always do.