A young boy, ladened with childhood tragedies, Caleb Jenkins is struggling to deal with his severe stuttering and social awkwardness. Living with his Aunt and Uncle in the small community of Wheeler’s Cove has become a struggle as he is constantly bullied and harassed. Meanwhile, Wheeler’s Cove has its own dark history regarding a serial killer known as the Cove Strangler. Although years ago and never caught, another victim has recently been discovered in the nearby wooded area. This brings local monstrosity to a new level. I want to start my review by mentioning this is Craig E. Sawyer’s first novel. Wow, this bit of information blows me away, as did his novel. So let’s begin… Sawyer’s process of building his characters from the ground up is pretty remarkable. Psychokinetic abilities, self-proclaimed prophets and a gruesome encounter with the Cove Strangler all provide a natural method of connection to the reader. Who would have thought a child’s distorted imaginary friend could split the realms of imagination and reality with such horrific consequences. Craig E. Sawyer has effectively provided a coping mechanism between fire and brimstone & science and the paranormal. These unadulterated paths of otherworldly happenings lead to ominous clouds of shocks, frights and repulsions. That which is considered to be a concept of good vs evil is cleverly summarized within these pages of Clay Boy. Do you believe in the devil? Do you believe in demonic possession? Do you believe in evil in its purest form? Author Craig E. Sawyer would like to show you something. 
What Stephen King’s The Shining did for Hotels and what William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist did for Catholicism, Craig E. Sawyer’s Clay Boy has done for Tulpas. In these present times, it’s good time to be a horror fan. A five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation.
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