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A review by macbean221b
Andersonville by Edward M. Erdelac
2.0
I received ANDERSONVILLE as an ARC through NetGalley.com.
To be completely honest, there were several points in this book where I almost gave up. The real story of what happened at Andersonville was scary enough, and I kept getting this feeling--an actual twisting feeling in my stomach--because adding paranormal elements (in an attempt to make it scarier...?) was just...really not the way to go. I kept going just to see how it would play out, and if the awful gut feeling would go away, and there were parts where I was interested enough in the characters to forget that I had a weird grimace on my face, but overall, I'm still wondering what possessed me to even request this one.
To be completely honest, there were several points in this book where I almost gave up. The real story of what happened at Andersonville was scary enough, and I kept getting this feeling--an actual twisting feeling in my stomach--because adding paranormal elements (in an attempt to make it scarier...?) was just...really not the way to go. I kept going just to see how it would play out, and if the awful gut feeling would go away, and there were parts where I was interested enough in the characters to forget that I had a weird grimace on my face, but overall, I'm still wondering what possessed me to even request this one.