Delightfully Disturbing!
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Infinite Darkness (The Edge: Volume 2), is a collection of horror stories you don't want to miss out on. This anthology has no central theme, no min/max word count for the stories, and the stories are arranged in no discernible order. These are the reasons why its such an enjoyable read. None of the writers were trapped inside rule after rule, and were free to share their darkest, and most disturbing, tales of fear, superstition, and malice. Theres something in here for all dedicated fans of horror. It contains 17 stories, the works of 10 incredibly talented writers. These stories will shock, surprise, disturb, and scare you. If you are looking for a great read, I recommend this one highly.
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Wow! What a ride. This book was quite disturbing, but I could not put it down.
It was just one of those stories so well written there is nowhere to go, but through it.
Just when you think happiness and love is yours, the other hand strikes.
Going to take awhile to get over this.
She truly is an amazing writer.
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I must admit, the title of this novel is what grabbed me. As a 20-something year old Hello Kitty lover, I thought this would be a humorous coming-of-age account of a young-ish asian lawyer. But Angela S. Choi had something much darker in store for the readers of Hello Kitty Must Die!

A darkly entertaining thriller, Hello Kitty Must Die follows the sickeningly unfeeling life of Fiona Yu, a Chinese-American trying to step out of the "Hello Kitty" ideal society has towards asian women. Fiona does so in the worst possible ways once she reconnects with her childhood friend Sean, a psychopathic murderer. Fiona herself begins to embrace her own off-kilter morals and beliefs.

This novel is somewhat disturbing. I don't know that I'd say I loved it, but I definitely kept coming back to it and wanted to know what was going to happen next. Another dirty little secret... great writing, disturbing ideas.

-Sarah
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A delightfully debauched romp through the world of a serial killer, his adopted former sex slave daughter, and America's most hated reality television star. Packed to the brim with gory murders, kinky sex, and most shockingly, genuine emotion; it's a bit rough around the edges, but a remarkably cogent and character driven story emerges and shines regardless. Truly, Deeply Disturbed is a quick and satisfying read that's guaranteed to stick with you longer than the overpriced coffee you were thinking of buying instead!
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Yep, its disturbing, but that's what makes it fun!
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"peicemeal june" is a very fun read. the story ranges from beautifully perverse to just plain disgusting. i loved it all. i didn't understand all the symbolism, and perhaps there is no meaning behind it. but the great thing about this book is, it didn't matter. the images alone that the book conjurs up are enough of a reason to buy this book. they're so vividly twisted, so horrible yet seductive.

and there's a great story behind it all.

if i had a complaint, it would only be this. the book raps things up all too soon, and a bit too handily. but you don't read this book for the ending. you're in it for the RIDE.

long live simon and king dallas!
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I will never look at the snow quite the same. Wonderfully disturbing.
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I was not entirely sure what I was in for when I bought this book, but I ended up really enjoying it. It is an interesting mix of the whimsical musings of, albeit, a psychopathic child, but a disturbing look at Society from the inside out. Although many questions are left unanswered, the resolution is satisfying and I was unable to put down the book!  Recommended for young adults through adults.
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This book is haunting, dark, and deliciously disturbing. It is not for the faint of heart. There are elements of vigilante justice and a group of very smart, broken, but redeemable teenagers.
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This book is so vividly written, so creepy, so atmospheric, I had to make two rules for myself: stop reading it alone and stop reading it after dark!
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Extremely disturbing but in a good way. I was grabbed from the very first line, wondering what had Alice done that was so bad that her friend refused to go to her funeral and hated her for destroying her life. As the story unfolds, in drips of horror and terror, I started looking around every corner, suspecting bad things to come for Katherine, the survivor, and wondering what other tragedies would happen to her.

Rebecca James weaves a hypnotizing tale, one that has you almost believing in a happy ending, tempted to ignore the warning signs, yet knowing all along that whatever happiness that can be retrieved blossomed out of depth-less grief.

Well done and masterful. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough and often peeked ahead, unable to sustain the tension.
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Like other reviewers, I found the film shocking and repugnant. However, I was mesmerized and couldn't stop watching. In a way it is quite clever, though nonetheless disgusting. Not for children!
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This is a compelling look into a sociopath from his mother's point of view.  This book is riveting on so many levels, but also very disturbing and sometimes hard to read. The writer uses such descriptive terms in EACH sentence, this is really one of the best writers I have ever read.  This story is so riveting but at the same time disturbing, but I could not put this down! I don't think I could read it again, but I have thought about incessantly since I finished it.  The book is very dark, as it is a character view into a sociopath's personality starting from birth. I do believe that some people are truly born this way without a conscience and can have everything from nice parents, money, nice house, private schooling, and still do something utterly horrific.  I loved this book.  It is not for the faint of heart, but if you love a good writer with a compelling story, this is it!!
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I think what struck me most about this graphic horror story is its cartoon format which lulls you into a false sense of security at the onset - it's a beautifully produced comic strip! Surely it can't be that scary?

But oh yes, it is! The pictures are artfully gruesome, the narrative chillingly compelling, and it should come with a guarantee that you will have nightmares after reading it.  I did.
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This is a nasty little piece of work -- and I loved it! Full of disgustingly devious twists and turns, you won't soon forget this short exercise in horror. Craig McGray is a fearless writer with a dark imagination -- I'm almost afraid of what he'llcome up with next!
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Almost from the beginning I didn't want to put this book down.  Warning though, it is disturbing, and you can't unread it
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I received a complimentary copy of the e-book in exchange for an honest review.

I will be honest - this book is seriously disturbing at times.  As the title leads you to believe, we are dealing with internal organs.  Lots and lots of internal organs - as well as their removal and insertion from one physical body to another.  However, readers will soon discover as the story unfolds that the true heart of the tale is less about the organs themselves (or the bloody and hasty removal of them, which is often depicted in grisly and vivid detail), but more about the existential question at the heart of it: are we really more than just the sum of our parts?

This is a fast-paced and heart pounding visceral experience I have not had in some time.  It starts off with the foot on the accelerator and does not let off until the end... I am eagerly anticipating diving into the next book in the series and will continue following the work of Mr. Werbeloff with eager anticipation.