Review: Another Creepy Winner from Scott Nicholson
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 20, 2013
Solom: The Scarecrow is yet another, in my opinion, perfect hauntingly creepy novel by one of the best Gothic Horror writers out there today, Scott Nicholson.A lady and her daughter move to a farm - the woman to be with her quickly-remarried husband; the daughter to be removed from her drug-using friends from the big city. But strange things start happening. The husband and owner of the farm still pines for his recently deceased wife. The woman feels the presence of the previous wife and changes her behavior, almost pretending to be the dead woman so her husband will love her more. The daughter starts seeing apparitions, or at least a scarecrow that won't "stay put." (But is the daughter only having drug-induced flashbacks?)I was offered this book in several parts, and tore through each section, wanting more until the next section arrived. The conclusion is more than satisfying.If you are looking for a creepy, haunted-house (farm) novel with multi-dimensional characters, pick up Solom: The Scarecrow. Then be prepared to read everything else you can get your hands on from Scott Nicholson. You'll be hooked!