The horror genre doesn’t always have to be a story with blood soaked pages, heads being pulled off in the moonlight, or guts being dragged across a dark wooded trail by a creature lurking in the shadows.   Don’t get me wrong, stories like this are fun and I love reading them also.  However, horror can also be a well-developed story that takes you down a dark path of imagination deep within your brain, making you ask yourself, is what I just read possible?

Author Adam Kester has figured out a way to use your imagination against you while reading.  Once you think you’re comfortable in the story and have it figured out, you soon realize your imagination lied to you.