Creepy Clown Lady (aka Pippa) isn’t so creepy anymore. I liked getting the whole ‘back story’ on Pippa as it helped me understand some of the previous events. I definitely missed Dex & Perry in this one.
If anyone would have told me that I would love a series that had haunting ghosts & demonic possession, I would have called ‘bullshit’. Yet, here I am, reading in the middle of the night, unable to put my book away even though at times I get goose bumps from what I’m reading or envisioning.
I'm a woman possessed on the Experiment In Terror reading train. I just can’t stop. I was hooked in Lying Season and figured nothing could compare but On Demon Wings was just as awesome. This storyline just gets freakier and freakier and the cover alone gives me chills. I could not stop the image of the movie The Exorcist popping in my head & the freakin wasps. Eeeeks!
Not only was Perry’s heart broken, her spirit was also shattered. It was hard seeing the internal struggle with Perry & what was going on with her. After everything she’s been through, I just wanted to see her happy & safe. I feel protective of her and I was glad to see Ada step up to the plate. As for Dex, well, surprisingly, as much as I wasn’t a Dex fan, I did miss his presence in the first half of the book. I’m starting to see his appeal & all I can say is it’s about time.
I’d be lying if I say that I’m not hooked. Truth is, the series does seem to get better and better with each book. Lying Season thus far is my favorite in the series. No matter how eerie things got, I could not put this book down & believe me, this one was scarier, come on now, it’s based on an asylum and getting haunted by Abby, Dex’s ex girlfriend. I don’t even think I’ll be able to go to a public restroom alone ever again. I get chills just thinking about it.
Aside from the fear factor, this one was also loaded with a good amount of angst and drama. I must say, Dex didn’t win any points in this one. I was quite disappointed in him actually as he clearly cares for Perry, but some of those situations he puts her in plus the whole Jenn thing. Uggh, that b****!. As for Perry, I feel for her & I was proud that she finally stood up for herself and fought back a little. This one definitely ended with me immediately purchasing the On Demon Wings.
First of all, I'd like to say THANKS to all my fellow GR friends who encouraged me to keep reading this series even though at times I had doubts. 
Red Fox is the continuation of the Experiment in Terror series. I thought it was good. It wasn’t scary or anything but it definitely kept me interested but nothing to the point where I felt like I was completely hooked. This series truly seems like tv series, I can envision it while I’m reading.
First of all for the record, I’m a fan of Rebecca Donovan. I absolutely loved Reason to Breath and Barely Breathing. Those two books left me breathless, with a wide array of feelings that left me an emotional wreck for weeks so I’m not sure if it was the long anticipation of Out of Breath but at the end of it all, I was expecting more. 
WOW!
To say I was hesitant to read this series is an understatement. I was actually scared to start this. Come on now, the title of the series says it all "Experiment in Terror". As an avid late night reader, a self proclaimed scaredy cat with a vivid imagination plus K. Halle's superb writing, I think one can imagine all the different scenarios on how this could be a bad combination for me. So, although several GR friends have recommended this series, I originally decided to pass on it.
Overall, I thought it was a good book. Halfway through, I noticed the story started to drag and I almost decided to put it down, but a GR friend told me to power through it and I’m glad I did. The whole plot sure did get a lot more interesting. As much as I do like Evie & Reed, I did find myself being annoyed with all the lovey-dovey comments. I get it already; you can’t live without each other. That fact has been established since Inescapable.
I started this series going in blind. I didn’t read the reviews and the synopsis didn’t really tell much. So, I was pleasantly surprised about the plot. There were some parts of this book that reminded me of Abbi Gline’s Existence Trilogy due to the whole struggle of having a soul mate yet being in love with another. I also found some the slang used in the book distracting especially since the heroine is on full ride academic scholarship. (ie: bringing her swag in, and getting FUBARED). 
Considering all the raving reviews I read, I really wanted to love it. I thought it was just 'okay'. It was a little too mushy for my liking.
As a fan of R.L. Mathewson's work, it pains me to give this review.
All I can say is that I wanna get lost in the forest with the Big Brad Wolfe.
I don’t have the words to express my love for this book. 
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