Book Review: When the Wolf Comes Home
Fear. It’s an emotional response every living thing generates when put into a compromising situation. While it’s a commonly associated emotion, the products of our fear are often unique. People may share similar fears, but we are all defined by our fears in unique ways. Whether it’s spiders, heights, clowns, water or simple darkness, there’s always an element of our lives we cannot help but be inexplicably afraid of. Fear can be compromising in a lot of ways because it manifests itself deep within our psyche and can be truly immobilizing if we allow it to be. Whether you’re a young child or an old adult, fears often never truly leave us, we instead learn to cope with them in some way, shape or form. What if however, our fears were more than just cognitive constructs of our brain? What if the very things we feared deep within our subconscious became true? That concept is the terrifying bedrock for which Nat Cassidy’s latest horror novel lays it’s foundation upon. Titled When ...