Ever heard of Slenderman?
They say he is always there. They say he is always watching. A tall guy in a suit and tie, with no face, and arms like tentacles. Some say he is an online myth; others will go very far to prove he is real, so far that they might even kill for him.
Fanoe Island is busy with the mayoral election coming up, when suddenly, the sitting mayor is found killed. Rumors tell that a faceless man dressed in a suit and tie did it. In Emma Frost's house that she inherited from her grandmother, a box of letters is found that tells a story from a long time ago. A terrifying story revealing a painful chapter in the life of her own family half a century ago.
Slenderman is a spine-chilling mystery from the bestselling author Willow Rose. It is the ninth in her Emma Frost-series.
Other books in this series:
- Itsy Bitsy Spider (Emma Frost#1)
- Miss Polly Had a Dolly (Emma Frost#2)
- Run Run as Fast as You Can (Emma Frost#3)
- Cross Your Heart and Hope to Die (Emma Frost#4)
- Peek A Boo I See You (Emma Frost#5)
- Tweedledum and Tweedledee (Emma Frost#6)
- Easy as One Two Three (Emma Frost#7)
- There's No Place like Home (Emma Frost#8)
- Where the Wild Roses Grow (Emma Frost#10)
Books by the author:
Mystery:
Rebekka Franck-series:
- One, two ... He is coming for you (Rebekka Franck #1)
- Three, Four ... Better lock your door (Rebekka Franck #2)
- Five, Six ... Grab your crucifix (Rebekka Franck#3)
- Seven, Eight ... Gonna stay up late (Rebekka Franck #4)
- Nine, Ten ... Never sleep again (Rebekka Franck#5)
- Eleven, Twelve ... Dig and Delve (Rebekka Franck#6)
- Thirteen, Fourteen ... Little Boy Unseen (Rebekka Franck #7)
- Itsy Bitsy Spider (Emma Frost #1)
- Miss Polly had a dolly (Emma Frost #2)
- Run run as fast as you can (Emma Frost#3)
- Cross Your Heart and Hope to Die (Emma Frost #4)
- Peek A Boo I See You (Emma Frost#5)
- Tweedledum and Tweedledee (Emma Frost#6)
- Easy as One Two Three (Emma Frost#7)
- There's No Place like Home (Emma Frost#8)
- Slenderman (Emma Frost#9)
- Where the Wild Roses Grow (Emma Frost#10)
- Hit the Road Jack (Jack Ryder #1)
- Slip out the Back Jack (Jack Ryder #2)
- The House that Jack Built (Jack Ryder#3)
- Rock-A-Bye Baby
- Nibble, Nibble, Crunch
- Eenie, Meenie
- Humpty Dumpty
- Edwina
- Chain Letter
Paranormal:
- Beyond (Afterlife #1)
- Serenity (Afterlife #2)
- Endurance (Afterlife #3)
- Courageous (Afterlife#4)
- Savage (Daughters of the Jaguar #1)
- Broken (Daughters of the Jaguar #2)
- Song for a Gypsy (The Wolfboy Chronicles)
- I am Wolf (The Wolfboy Chronicles)
Connect with Willow online:
willow-rose.net
facebook.com/willowredrose
twitter.com/madamwillowrose
goodreads.com/author/show/4804769.Willow_Rose
Most helpful customer reviews
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Carolyn A. Swafford
When I read the title, and realized that it was about the character who had been introduced to the world this past summer by the violence of teens seeking to gain his favor, I knew I had to read the book. I was not disappointed in the well researched and intriguing plot of the story. I found it impossible to put down until it was finished. Once again, I am impressed with the writing of this author, and would highly recommend this book.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Mikala Rated
What an exciting series by this author! Better to read from first as ongoing mystery, never ending excitement: edge of your seat suspense and horror. A different type of "Old Mother Hubbard" nursery rhymes that will scare the bejesus out of you. Emma's life as an author constantly revolves around the craziness that she is usually front and center of. Including her two kids: a teenage daughter and young gifted son who has a unique form of autism; and her police officer boyfriend. Very exciting and leaves you breathless for the next adventure that is surely to come. Never lets up and can sure get your adrenalin going. Well developed characters and book series with lots of demented individuals, twists, turns and mayhem. Highly recommended. Thank you Ms. Willow Rose!! Can't wait for more Emma Frost; cakes and chocolate too!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Isys
Pretty good. This series has been hit or miss with me, but this book (#9) turned out pretty darn good. I like how part of the plot is set back in the 50s/60s, which makes for diversity. How many present days murders can be on Fanoe Island (without clearly being a book and contrived)? I like how the author referred to the States and referred to a current urban legend. This author always seems to amaze me, just when I thought she was getting formulaic, she always has a twist.
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