⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✨ 4.5 out of 5

Dark, twisted psychological thriller that will have the pages turning constantly while you are reading.

“There’s a fly in the honey”.

“The contamination must be rid”.

“There’s a fly in the honey and Hell will be paid”.

“He’s not the first. He won’t be the last”.

“Please, please, please allow this man be the one who gets away”.

Ember has been living in Hallelujah Junction since she was a little girl left alone to fend for herself. Richard took her home and gave her the safety and home that she didn’t have living in the town below Hallelujah Junction. Richard’s a man who likes living off the grid, he likes Hallelujah Junction because there aren’t many people around all the time. They get tourists, but no one lives in the Junction but him and Ember. When trespassers come and don’t heed the signs all around, they pay the price. Richard’s a religious man that lives off the land and does as God tells him.

Christopher is a photographer that works for Rolling Stone Magazine and freelances for National Geographic. He comes from a prominent family in NYC and is not a man that can go missing without someone looking for him. When he finds himself chained to a wall in a basement in an old mill town, he believes that he will be rescued soon. Little does he know that his life is about to be ruled by a mad man.

This was an intense, dark, twisted story that had me on the edge of my seat and not wanting to put the book down for anything. A twisted psychological thriller leaving me wanting more and wanting to wait for it. The characters are twisted and crazy. The lengths that some people go to keep their privacy and beliefs protected are crazy at times, to say the least. The cake scene had me wrinkling my nose and saying, “no, just no”! I enjoyed the book, of course I like dark, twisted, demented books, so I enjoyed this book. I give it a 4.5-star review and suggest it to readers that like stories with dark tendencies and way some can lead the lamb to follow them for years before the realize they have been following the wrong person.