Review: Oh, I didn't want to sleep anyway
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 20, 2013
Well, it's 3:14 and I just finished this book by AR Wise.Let's see, hmm... horryifying?? Yes. This was one of, if not the, scariest books I've read. And I have read a lot of scary books!!The premise regards the paranormal happening in the small town of Widowsville on March 14 1996. A FOG rolls into town that is sparked with green lights. Several different horrendous scenes occur: a parent being freaked out by his son, an emergency dispatch center being set upon by demonic dog children, a diner being visited by the eerie fog, a very tall thin specter of a skeleton man seems to be behind all of this.Forward 16 years later, 2012, and we find a young music teacher trying to put her frightening past behind her.  Along with her on again boyfriend, a savvy reporter and her para normal seeking cameraman husband, they travel back to Widowsville to try and unlock the secret of 3/14.I enjoyed the suspenseful feel of the story. Giving glimpse of the horrific truth but waiting till the end to open up wide the gruesome truth of what happened.The only reason I didn't give five stars is because it does kind of leave you hanging.  In the Afterward, the author does explain there is more to the story.  I may or may not read further. This book actually scared me.  I don't know if I want to know more....