Slenderman, Slenderman
Take this Child
Jemima Collins has lost a parent in a car accident.
She is twelve years old. She is frightened.
She is alone... and the monster is watching.
"Lee McGeorge weaves the pop-culture monster into a deep and satisfying literary creature."
"Fusing a richly detailed origin story, a tense and riveting narrative, and and a parable of modern day horrors, McGeorge creates the Slenderman story we've been waiting for."
“Of all the Slenderman-themed movies and novels out there, I’ve only been legitimately impressed by Lee McGeorge’s chilling, Slenderman, Slenderman, Take this Child. It’s a pretty riveting work of fiction, but it stands alone.”
- HorrorFreakNews.com
“The first truly great Slenderman story.”
- HorrorNovelReviews.com
“I thought ‘Revival’ by Stephen King was going to be the most f***ed up thing I’d read this year, but I was wrong. Slenderman, Slenderman, Take this Child is officially the most disturbing thing I have ever read.”
- Codices
"An intense and frightening read. Loaded with deeply unsettling character insight, harrowing depictions of graphic violence and the heartbreaking spiral of a community ill prepared for a nearly unstoppable evil.”
- HorrorNovelReviews.com
“Well written, captivating and so much more than a simple horror story… It’s as though Stephen King and Clive Barker fathered a child. A very, very disturbing child”
- Codices
“A solid and enjoyable piece of work. Twisted, dark and intriguing.”
- Bookolio
“McGeorge finally fills the hole that haunted the Slenderman mythos and he does so in terrifying fashion.”
- Scream Magazine