Ghost Eaters

Reviews

“Probes the terrorizing psychological grip of addiction, both to drugs and to toxic relationships…The narrative sucks readers into its dark, disorienting world.”

“Weaves hair-raising, goosebump-inducing horror through a sharp exploration of loss, addiction, and grim history. Haunting guaranteed.”

“[An] excellent horror novel.”

“A Gothic-punk graveyard tale…An addicting read that draws you into its descent from the first page.”

“Reads like a scared straight program that horrifies you into choosing life.”

“A nonstop thrill ride, all you can do is strap in and prepare to be haunted.”

“Shades of Flatliners and addiction drama pepper this tale.”

“[A] thrill ride of ghosts, grief, and god complexes explored through a Southern Gothic lens.”

“A legitimately terrifying ghost story and also a thoughtful and smart (if grim) exploration of how addiction destroys lives.”

“Fans of body horror will rejoice as Chapman leads readers through a trippy world.”

“A keenly observant narrative that, with a mix of body horror and just plain horror, plucks at the raw nerves of the grieving process.”

“Chapman has created an experience so anxiety inducing, immersive, and intense that readers will feel like something is actually there, lurking over their shoulder as they turn the pages.”

“A high anxiety, utterly original, and compelling contemplation of what it means to be haunted.”

“Elisabeth Rodgers’….performance is slow and ominous as it layers in scares and meditations on addiction…The story itself is unsettling, and Rodgers’s performance is compelling.”

“This book is as good as modern horror gets.”

“A dash of humor, real-life demons, complex characters, a heavy dose of the supernatural, and the kind of ending you never forget. This is high-grade horror.”

"A nostalgia trip to the laste-’90s indie-nihilism of Fight Club and Donnie Darko, in a story about addiction and mushrooms that let you see the dead.”

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