Death and Douglas by J.W. OckerMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
This book reminds me of the saying, “It’s all fun and games until someone gets hurt.”
Douglas is used to death, he lives above his family’s funeral home and spends time with the grave diggers at the cemetery. For him, death is just a part of life, that is until a serial killer shows up. Not only does Douglas have to struggle with the realization that sometimes death isn’t natural, he, like everyone else in town is left wondering who the killer is and when they will kill again.
In a dark way, I enjoyed the details and the mystery of who the killer was. The reasoning behind the killings seemed plausible, and not something so fantastic that it would never happen in real life. I mean, the reason was totally creepy, but believable.
Author: J.W. Ocker
Publisher: Sky Pony Press
Publication Date: 2017
View all my reviews
The Furious Reader 