TIM MILLER will make your tummy queasy, but the way he writes someone not being able to move is pretty much terrifying.


Dollhouse by Tim Miller
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

If you are looking for true gore and a little bit of shock then this is the book to do it. Okay maybe a lot of shock, also don't eat before or while you read if you have an eyeball thing, -shudders- I'll read more from Miller.

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Ernie Lester is a grown man who likes to play with dolls. Except his dolls are not actually dolls. They are living, breathing women. Using drugs to paralyze them, he brings new girls into his "Family" where he bathes, feeds, and uses them to decorate his Dollhouse.

When Ernie sets his sights on Jodi, he realizes he must have her at all costs. Everything about her would be perfect for his Dollhouse. Problem is, Jodi comes with a heavy price. Will she end up as one of Ernie's dolls? Or will Ernie finally push things too far? Find out in one of Tim Miller's most terrifying tales to date. 

Max's teenage life just got a whole lot scarier...

Max is your typical 16-year-old trying to navigate his way through yet another high school, in 1962. Unable to avoid the bullies that love to torment everyone in their sight, Max plays along. But when they demand he go into the abandoned Starke house at midnight, on the anniversary of the serial killer's execution, Max is not overly anxious to comply. For it is said Starke reappears at the scene of the crime, back to where he buried all those boys in his basement. Given the task of returning with a chip of blood from the basement door, Max heads into the house, determined to make fools out of every one of them. For only a fool would believe in such nonsense...right?

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About the Author

E. H. James has always been fascinated by the unexplained. Wanting to delve deeper into the unknown, James has read and researched in the areas of parapsychology and metaphysics, for the past 40 years.

Taking those first hand experiences, involving the unexplained, James has woven the real and imaginary together into stories of the strange and bizarre.

James's stories range from the paranormal and horror, to fantasy and science fiction, from short stories and novellas, to 100K+ novels. 

My Review - ****

Creepy and a nice chilling read