This book was a grabber right from the beginning and it picked up speed the more I became involved in the story. Lots of twists and turns with fast paced suspense throughout the book gives me a main reason to put this book on my favorites shelf!

Back story for all you readers.

What would you do if a book store opened up in your town? You would be running right over there to see what kind of books were available to you. This book store is different though as the minute the townspeople step into the store the owner doesn't let them wander around the shop, but he does offer them a free book telling them that they will "love, love, love it".

Dan Law, one of the teachers at the high school loves to read horror books so when he sees the new store he decides to go over there to see if the owner has horror books available. But what Dan doesn't know is once he steps inside the book store, his life will never be the same again as the free books that the owner hands out to all the townspeople are very unique. Each book does something different to each person and when it takes a hold of them the book will not let them go.

What are the free books? What does each book contain within its pages? How do the books change the townspeople? What happens to Dan Law and how does the book affect him? No spoilers here as you will just have to read the book!

As always I am impressed with author David Haynes and the stories that he can weave around the reader!

This book was a very interesting read as it will take the reader on a twisted book adventure into the depths of hell! Four stars for this one!

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Well written with good characterization, although the proprietor's backstory could be expanded on.
The book though is a complete rip-off of Stephen King's 'Needful things'. Literally. Still worth a read however. ( )