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Neverland (Paperback)

by Douglas Clegg (Author)
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A family takes its holiday in an isolated spot on the Georgia coast. It's an area renowned for the peculiar beliefs of the locals - probably a hangover from the slave-owning days. The tension grows and one of the children starts to play games that are unusual. By the author of "Horrorstruck".

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of Clegg's best, Nov 30 2003
By ZombiKitty "zombikitty" (Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Neverland (Paperback)
Other reviews before this one have summarized the plot better than I can, but in a nutshell, the book is about creepy children. Creepy, creepy children. Beau (a bit creepy) and his sisters (not so creepy) visit their grandmother (kind of creepy in her own right) on Gull Island every summer. Their cousin Sumter (way creepy) visits at the same time. Beau and Sumter form a friendship mostly based on their secret place, Neverland, where they perform rituals and play increasingly bizarre games, and where Sumter grows ... well ... creepier and creepier.
This novel was chilling and very good. I'll admit, I'm a sucker for creepy-children-coming-of-age-stories, and this one does not disappoint. Sumter is an absolute little freak, so if you also like creepy children stories, then Sumter is your boy. A very worthy addition to the creepy, out-of-control children sub-genre of horror stories.
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