Rotten Tommy

De: David Sodergren

Narrado por: Mhairi Morrison

"Keep the door locked night and day..."

It's been forty years since Becky Sharp's mother vanished without a trace. Becky has given up all hope of finding her, until she makes a strange discovery that may hold the key to solving her mother's disappearance.

Three unmarked videotapes, hidden in the wall of her childhood home. And as Becky watches the tapes, she finds herself drawn into a horrific mystery far greater than she could possibly have imagined.

For Becky has unwittingly summoned a long-forgotten nightmare—a creature that threatens the lives and sanity of all around her. Rotten Tommy has come to play...and nothing on Earth can sate his diabolical bloodlust.

A grisly and bizarre horror fever dream, Rotten Tommy is the latest disturbing shocker from David Sodergren, author of The Haar and Maggie's Grave.

Contains mature themes.

©2024 David Sodergren (P)2024 Tantor Media

My new FAVORITE horror novel

This book provided so much more than I was expecting. Sure it’s gory and violent… but it’s also relatable and delightful. I was grinning ear to ear by the end of it. Not sure what that says about me, haha, but truly… what a fun book this is.

one child show is another child's nightmare

this book was really interesting. I thought it escalated very quickly and logically. I really enjoyed the story but I think my biggest complaint is a cop-out towards the end that I wasn't a big fan of

Another home run

Wow! David Sodergren knows how to hook a reader. This story is incredibly engaging, full of unexpected twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the very end. You'll fall for the endearing heroine and be absolutely terrified by the villain. Trust me, you NEED to read this one!

it has everything good.

I'm also a 44 year old late diagnosed autistic woman and I have never felt so represented! I mean, she was a bit of a whiny bint for a lot of the story, but otherwise this book is nonstop payoff.

Confusing

I tried to like this book but it was very confusing. I'm still not sure what the point is this book was. Who was Tommy? Why was Tommy doing what he was doing? Was Becky punished because she was autistic? This book made no sense.