Your House Is on Fire, Your Children All Gone (Audiobook)

from LITERALADDICTION

Our Review by LITERAL ADDICTION's Pack Alpha - Michelle L. Olson: Stefan Kiesbye takes the reader on a dark and twisted journey in Your House is on Fire, Your Children All Dead. The book is written in differing points of view from each of the main characters. It's almost like a connected collecti...

from queencersei

A small German town, possibly post WWII, seems quaintly idyllic. Everyone knows everyone and life flows the same as in most other small towns in the world. But this little community harbors a terrible secret. Something, some driving force drives the citizens of the town, especially the children t...

from arielfl

Reading this book is like a golden sugared streusel filled with gray, moldy, and decayed apples. On the surface the German town seems like a story book come to life. Beneath the surface though lies a population committing patricide, sadomasochism, incest, child abuse, and adultry. The story is to...

from jen.e.moore

I wanted to like this book a lot more than I did. It's creepy and atmospheric, for sure, but after a while it was just "who's going to murder someone next," which is not what I usually go for in horror.

from StarrReina

Kiesbye's supernatural novel speaks straight to our innermost fears. In Hemmersmoor, some children grow up and never leave while others leave by fates worse than death. Christian, Linde, Anke and Martin, four of Hemmersmoor's children, tell a tale of a village wrought with ghosts and evil. There ...