Book Review: Usher’s by Joe Hill
My first Joe Hill read. “Usher’s” is a very short horror tale with a familiar setup and a clever ending. Quick, readable, but it left me wanting more.
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My first Joe Hill read. “Usher’s” is a very short horror tale with a familiar setup and a clever ending. Quick, readable, but it left me wanting more.
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