Carl is gardener and caretaker for a once elegant mansion turned frat house. Unfortunately, the unruly frat boys commit the most heinous of acts on the innocent. Bound and determined, Carl intends to enact justice on those that are deserving. Respect Mother Earth or you too may find your final resting place beneath the mansion. With the aid of ivy tendrils, crisp leaves and tree branches, author Candace Nola shows the duality of the world’s light and darkness all through the eyes of Mother Nature. From neck to naval, Nola’s recipe of mud, thorns, blood and flesh will satisfy the most novice of horror readers. Inside nature’s realm there is a foreign and strange eco-horror towards mankind. Using elements of terror and revulsion, Nola’s approach of merging gruesome pain and angst comes across as poetic justice. Her way of weaving captivating narratives that tap into the most basic of fears, is the writing style that I believe contributes to her having a large diverse audience. Her accolades are not only impressive but well deserved. I’ve said it before and will say it again…Candace Nola is the real deal. 
In addition to her story Ivy League, the reader also receives an invitation to a day that begins like no other. When the Earth decides to shift and alter, an unusual Rebirth of sorts is the outcome. It’s the way of nature. A five star ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Horror Bookworm Recommendation.
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