3.5
A Cold Night for Alligators
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A determined CDC epidemiologist goes rogue to tackle a mysterious outbreak in Savannah, only to find himself entangled with a pair of urban explorers and a dangerous, tortured soul in an abandoned theme park where dark forces stir.
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3.5
“A quick easy thriller novel. I loved the setting of this novel, and the various POV’s. However, I finished the book with more questions than answers.🐊”
“This spans several horror subgenres including biological, supernatural, amusement park, and religious horror and binds them all together in the most cohesive but utterly terrible package. This kept me interested and engrossed throughout the entire story. Some of the characters were abhorrent and detestable but despite this they were interesting and I was invested in their progressions. This is an off the wall disgusting and scary story. There were parts that almost made me gag and others that gave me chills. This is definitely an impressive debut novel that I would definitely recommend! Especially if you’ve already dabbled in Viggy Parr Hampton’s other work and enjoyed it.”
“A wild thriller involving an outbreak, missing people including a CDC doctor, and a drug dealer by the name of Leona.
I went into this book blind. It felt like wild feverish dream. I was worried about who would survive and who wouldn’t. The book probably leaves you questioning things but in a good way. I liked the story, characters , and how the book wrapped up nicely. Highly recommend this.”
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