Horrorstor caught my eye the moment I laid eyes on it. I'm a huge sucker for horror or thriller stories and Horrorstor looked so so so interesting. It's laid out like an Ikea magazine/information book, but it is written like a novel (obviously). From the first page I was intrigued. The plot was really interesting. (view spoiler)[Rather than your normal run of the mill haunting where it's an evil spirit who just wants to destroy things because it can't find it's happy place, Hendrix created something much more complicated and deep. Pretty much this store (Orsk), which is laid out like an Ikea, was built over top an old prison and the prisoners had this main officer that they reported to who had them do mindless chores or put them in theses torture devices, to learn their lesson. It's sort of hard to explain. But we learn all this through out the book. There were a total of 5 main characters and I believe that Hendrix did a fantastic job of giving each one a separate personality. Each character was very different than the others and Hendrix did a great job of writing that. (hide spoiler)] I felt like I could have read the entire book in one sitting, but unfortunately I had to work. If I hadn't had work that day, I would have read it all the way through. It was such a quick read that when I came to the end, I was surprised. The ending was fantastic as well, it was ended in a way that if Hendrix decides, he could make a sequel or he could leave it just by itself and let the audience decide what happens to the characters. It truly spooked me, especially with the backstory of it all. If Grady Hendrix decides to write another book, I will be sure to pick it up. 
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