Squat Paperback – September 4, 2014

In this novella, SQUAT, Spud and Natalie survive by staying in unoccupied buildings, until an unsettling occult encounter with an individual in a condemned asylum changes Spud. Their difficulties continue, escalating as the change in Spud develops. We see what happened to him before he fully confronts it himself. Thus his dawning understanding and fear enhances the suspense for the reader. Overall the characters are well-drawn, and their dialogue also resonates. Their speech is familiar enough to show their deepening friendship, while also expressing the momentum Spud’s fear gradually acquires.Act 3 provides several satisfying surprises and a suitable resolution to what befell them in the asylum. This works quite well as a suspense novella with several believable and compelling characters.

I am not much of a book reader as I have dyslectic but I found it very easy to read as the print is not to small I am very keen to read some more books from this writer

Brilliant read, great story from a great writer.

Superb book wrote by a very promising writer. Well worth a read!