For nine months, Alfie has been caring for his twin daughters after the sudden death of their mother, Pippa. One night, he wakes to find them at the foot of his bed, and hears the chilling words: Daddy, there’s a man in our room. Alfie finds no sign of any man, but it isn’t long before the name Black Mamba invades the family’s everyday routine. What seemingly begins as an imaginary friend quickly develops into something darker, potentially violent.
I haven’t read many horrors in my time but this one was a good start. It had everything from scary twists to deep formed relationships. Dealing with our every day struggles of battling grief and depression mixed with the fictional supernatural world. I didn’t think I would be jumping from a book but this one got me!! I would definitely recommend this to any reader and can’t wait to see more books from William friend.
I haven’t read many horrors in my time but this one was a good start. It had everything from scary twists to deep formed relationships. Dealing with our every day struggles of battling grief and depression mixed with the fictional supernatural world. I didn’t think I would be jumping from a book but this one got me!! I would definitely recommend this to any reader and can’t wait to see more books from William friend.