Book Review

Since September (Release Date: April 2013)

For Sheridan St. John, things just haven’t been the same since September.

It’s early autumn when wall-flower Sheridan and her best friend, Cyndi, move to the city to begin their lives as young adults. On their own for the first time – and away from the harsh criticisms of Sheridan’s mom – the girls are enjoying their new independence. But after a wild night of partying, Sheridan’s grip on reality starts to weaken. When a gruesome tragedy then strikes her family, she’s convinced it’s all an epic nightmare… one from which she must somehow awaken if she is to survive.

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My Thoughts…

Psychological horror is so much scarier than gore and monsters, and that is just what this novella is, a gripping, psychological nightmare. Short but holds no punches!

If you are looking for a quick but toe-curling read, then look no further than Noelle MacLeod’s, Since September. It’s well-written, suspenseful, and ultimately delivers a horrifying twist of an ending.

My only critism would be, is that it felt too short. Perhaps, the author will develop this story into a full-length novel one day. I know many readers would really enjoy it!

Rating… A

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