HIDDEN PICTURES was addictive from start to finish and I loved how dark it was and the pictures added in really set the creepy tone for the book. This was my introduction to Jason Rekulak and you better believe this will not be the last book I pick up by him. I consider this more of a light horror read from the paranormal aspect but ultimately it's a thrilling good ride. This story didn't go where I thought it would. And while epilogues can make or break a book sometimes, I was really happy with the way this ended. Maybe even goes off the rails just a bit much and I spy plot holes but I'll gladly hop right over them because I was having so much fun with the story. Then we get to the last 15% or so and boy does it ramp up.

🤣 I simply love it when a book gets me involved this much! Mallory and I were seeing the SAME THING. that was the first sentence on the next page. And then on page 189, with one of the illustrations, I pointed at it and yelled, out loud, 'I KNEW IT!' and of course.

Then we get to see the story ramp up as the child like illustrations start to take on a life of their own. Such a kid! And I adore him! I loved his relationship with Mallory and just how good she is with him. Teddy, the young boy Mallory is sitting for for the summer. I don't know what the ebook would look like, but for the sake of the illustrations, which play a HUGE part in this story, I highly recommend getting the printed version.

Chandra with her five-head here to tell you alllll about HIDDEN PICTURES.

Hidden pictures jason rekulak review