Rainbow Book Reviews
What really happened that was so scary and so devastating in 1891, 1916, and 1941? Well, it appears to have been the unthinkable, the unmentionable, and totally cataclysmic. This story takes place in 1966...twenty-five years after 1941. Oh my goodness, the unbelievable and more seems poised and on schedule to happen in Be0wulf Hollow. This book has interwoven some grisly stuff along with some intense loving and curious individuals. I recommend it since it was engaging, yet I also found it a tad unnerving. Vexing and stimulating! Susan is an equal opportunity, intense lover with a secret buried deep within her. She and I only get clued in later in the book on the details. Tantalizing! Additionally, her younger sister is very pesky. These two are going to butt heads big time as the twenty-five-year-old horror slowly covers and sucks in the unprepared. Much to her astonishment, Susan finds herself in rather protective mode in regard to her sister, but implementation appears to be rapidly removed from her scope of influence. Oh my! A major red flag hits my gut big-time as deleterious and dangerous forces toss almost everyone for a king-size shocker. Blindingly disastrous! John is Susan's soul mate. Their connection proves to be a survival link and an unflinching beacon again and again. I really loved this pair for their super surprising, implacable liaison that was astoundingly open and very 1960s-ish. However, John unquestionably lands in the most complicated and painful of positions, since he is kind of normal from a standard frame of reference. However, his love and connection to Susan proves amazingly important and significant in the big picture. What a darling! Most everyone on the scene is blessed or tainted with larger than life attributes, but John becomes the glue and the saving grace that beautifully balances this story. I suggest keeping your eye on John. Astounding! There is only a hint about an actual threesome sexual encounter that Susan participated in and John watched. The *watching* is an integral and delicious piece of the Susan/John relationship. Susan certainly swings both ways and is also more than capable of actively servicing two guys. She is delightfully stunning in her super heightened sexual proclivities. That is a wonderfully spicy, encompassing element, but the heart of the story is really the eye-opening horror. Confounding and bewildering!