The author walks a fine line between something otherworldly going on, and a plausible explanation. For a novel with that question at its thematic core, the ending is perfect. These are the type of books that will leave me pondering for days afterwards...  Read More

When eric and andrew refuse their captors’ requests, the non-stop action erupts, page after mesmerizing page. The tension and dread are palpable, and it doesn't let up until the last page is turned.

Paul tremblay's latest novel, a head full of ghosts, is a psychological thriller. The book is set in a ghost-infested house.

Though told in third person, it switches perspectives between the characters, giving the reader brief insights into each of their psyches and feelings. This helps to give them added individuality in the eyes of the reader.

A little girl and her two dads taking a vacation at a secluded cabin by a lake. Their home is invaded by 4 true-believer invaders carrying strange clubs. Four strangers arrive carrying menacing weapons and needing their help to save the world.

The final chapter meanders and the writing style is so different from the rest of the book it is almost as if another author wrote it. Action would frequently be broken up by character flashbacks or long room descriptions. Characters were not fully fl...  Read More

I assure you that my peers in the scientific community have thoroughly made me feel like trash on several occassions just because they needed to flex their egos. Don't get me wrong, the idea is incredibly unique and powerful but the execution is just....  Read More

I'm done with trembay.