Strangely, Absurdly | AstraDaemon

SHARDS by Ian Rogers jumps back and forth in time, piecing together a horrible experience resulting in the death of a friend. Unfortunately, the surviving friends never truly recover, and the ending suggests this is a type of curse. Basically, Evil Dead mixed with the Grudge. However, Rogers maintains his talent for twisting common supernatural elements into something uniquely terrifying.

I must admit, I still prefer Rogers' GO FISH, about a psychic team battling a strange creature's ghost.

As always,

AstraDaemon

Hooked

A team of psychic investigators are assigned to examine the grisly death of a night watchman in an abandoned fish processing plant.

GO FISH by Ian Rogers is begging to be made into a SyFy movie. The psychic team must do battle with the ghost of a creature. Even though very little is revealed about the characters, the interaction between the team members is very entertaining.

I love the references to the history of the fishing plant, as well as the corporation the team works for. I hope the author writes a short story for each of "the Eight."

As always,
AstraDaemon