jason_as's review
2.0
Oddly mature given the first two books of the Chamber of Horrors: one about a real-life D&D, one about a demon in an amulet, both of them written in a style that’s borderline between middle grade and young adult. While this one involves a family haunted and permanently traumatized by various people who died in tragic circumstances, someone who should know better stubbornly putting people in danger because of selfish pride, and spiritual possession. Fittingly, the writing is measurably less juvenile. Makes me wonder if it was meant for another project before just being stuck in the series cuz ‘why not.’
livingscenery's review
5.0
Loved this book as a kid. It scared the pants off me! I read it again not so long ago and it STILL scared me!
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