I'd have to read it again to say anything more definitive, but a lot of the writing felt... mm, sloppy, when compared to the first one? I don't know how to describe it. Did not enjoy it as much as The Silver Eyes.

Ah, another day of FNAF lore is another casual day for me. It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone that I'd read this book (I'm overly obsessed with FNAF theories. Too obsessed...in all honesty). While it took me a while to get to it, the book was definitely worth the wait.

The Twisted Ones is the second book in the FNAF book series. The lore is different from the video games (same animatronics, different back story, but some similar names of characters...) but you could easily try to eave it into the video games if you tried (or if you trust Scott and his sneaky ways).

While this appears to be a YA novel, some of the gore is definitely closer to R rated. If you're a fan of FNAF, it probably wouldn't come as big of a surprise to know some of the gore is REALLY GORY, but keep that in mind if you choose to read it.

Plot wise, the story continued with a smooth transition. There is a time jump between the first and second book, but it worked in it's favour. Slowly plot details are revealed and old characters appear, and eventually Scott and Kira build and add to this spectacular take on the lore. I really did enjoy it - more animatronics, more craziness!

The book is relatively fast paced - I didn't get bored once. I really hope the next book is the last book in this series to finish it up. This book was the perfect sequel, so I'd like to see an explosive ending (by the way, MAJOR CLIFFHANGER ALERT).

Now, time for some lore discussion - this book will raise questions. Don't try to tie it to the book, and you'll be feeling mighty fine! If you start trying to make a wild, crazy theory you'll get fed up and quit. This book is supposed to be fun and increase circulation of this series (from my perspective) and it is increasing the fan base. Look at how many people are frustrated with the fact that this book doesn't fit in with the FNAF video games and are talking about it constantly... It's a lot of people. More conversations, more circulation, more participation, more people reading... It's marketing genius. Is this book kinda silly? Yes. Were half of my questions answered in regard to lore for this book series? No. But it's fun! I think this is a fun read that didn't require my brain to explode to understand it.

Side note: Can we get a FNAF graphic novel or something? This book would be EPIC in picture form...just saying.

Four out of five stars. ( )

Five Nights At Freddy’s: The twister one’s is the sequel to Five Nights At Freddy’s: The silver eyes, it takes place a year after the first book and Charlie and Jessica are both in college. Charlie is still traumatized by what happened at the pizzeria and gets very worried when the murders start happening again. Charlie is scared that William is alive and hunting Charlie.

I love this book because it is very intense and there is a twist at every corner. I rate this book a 8/10 and I recommend this book to 13+ ( )

I am an adult, with teenage children. I am fascinated by Five Nights at Freddy's. I love the concept. So I really wanted to read this.

The plot was ok. You just have to suspend your belief and go along with it. As a horror story, it is pretty formulaic. I did feel that the deaths described were pretty gruesome and wondered if they would be too much for younger teens. It also seemed that there were things introduced that were never developed. For example, the two heads that Charlie was working on. Are they developing consciousness? Will they play a part in future stories? Who knows.

I also wasn't too fond of the ending. Too ambiguous. But there is always room for a sequel. ( )

Read at Jordan’s insistence. Good fun. One more to read ( )