Horror

The Grinding

What would you sacrifice to save the one you loved?

Six months ago, the world watched in horror as we lost an American city.

The Grinder. That’s what the survivors of Tucson called the monster. Just one touch, and they became a part of it. It used their bodies as limbs and as weapons. In just a matter of hours, it became huge, a towering monstrosity made entirely out of tens of thousands of people and animals.

This isn’t behind-the-scenes bullshit from the point of view of the military. This isn’t yet another conspiracy theory about what really happened to Air Force One that night, or about the decision to nuke Tucson.

This is a rare, eyewitness account from someone who was there, in the midst of the destruction. But most importantly, this is the terrifying truth.

Published Sept 16, 2013

Glowing Reviews

This was Absolutely Pitiful. Is that even a word? Well Never Again. Terrible.
I have to say: Avoid at all costs.

Bryngel

Goodreads Reviewer

I absolutely hated this. I liked Zero of the characters. I actively hated many of them and rooted against them. I hated the ending. There is nothing about this book that was redeemable.

Andrell

Goodreads reviewer

Not a bad read. Very fruity language though and a rather silly ending.

Minegirl

Goodreads reviewer

Starting off incredibly interesting, the book manages to drag on endlessly without any action. At one point in the middle you realize that you’ve already read 200 pages, and only 1 day has passed in the novel…

Петър Стойков

Goodreads reviewer

It’s equal parts religious nightmare, Lovecraftian descent, and straight-up body horror, but somehow… gorgeous? Like watching something beautiful rot in real time.

Kaitlyn

Goodreads reviewer

Not going to lie, I took that ending personally.

forsakenwombat

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