BOOK REVIEW: STARGAZERS BY LP HERNANDEZ

27/6/2022

It's a throat punch heart torn from the chest he's coming for you so keep an eye on him good read.

Stargazers
By LP Hernandez

ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0B1N5G5MS
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Cemetery Gates Media; 1st edition (5 July 2022)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 2893 KB

A Book review by Joe

When I read the description for star gazers I was like wow this sounds really good. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a copy. I really wanted to like it....but then I started reading it..... holy sh!t this is Good..

LP Hernandez wrote in a way that hit home hard. Having kids I had to stop reading for a minute to collect my thoughts, more then once. Like could I do these things with my daughters and sons.

It's a story that makes you think, that makes you feel, that makes you go WTF would I do. It's filled with heart, emotions, and love. It sinks it's claws in you, then kicks you when your down. Once you get past like say page 20 it doesn't stop it keeps going like a freight train with no brakes.

So yes this is a must read. This being his first novella and the fact that it hits like a bomb yeah LP is going to be a name to watch out for because he's not take any prisoners. It's a throat punch heart torn from the chest he's coming for you so keep an eye on him good read.

Stargazers (My Dark Library Book 1)
by LP Hernandez
Book 1 of 2: My Dark Library

Mother Horror presents:

It began with a forum post titled “My Neighbor Has Been Staring at the Moon for Hours.” Dismissed as a poor attempt at fiction, other accounts soon joined, describing family members and neighbors gazing open-mouthed at the stars throughout the night. As the sun rises, the Stargazers are changed. Some gather in groups, some destroy, and some kill.

The unfolding chaos is familiar for war veteran, now father, Henry Sylva. As the city crumbles from its center, he relies on old instincts to save his family. But the enemy is all around, Stargazers and human monsters alike.

As Henry battles for survival a dwindling online community documents civilization’s end. A new beginning, perhaps, for what is to come.

Don’t read with the lights on…this is My Dark Library.

A collection of novellas curated by Sadie “Mother Horror” Hartmann to represent her favorite themes, tropes, and subgenres in horror fiction today.