Rick R. Reed has been described as “the Stephen King of gay horror”. He is a member of the Authors Guild, the Horror Writers Association, and the International Order of Horror Professionals. He lives in Seattle, WA with his partner and their Boston Terrier, Lily. In his spare time, Rick reads a lot, sees tons of movies and plays, and enjoys exploring the outdoors.
Reading The Blue Moon Café is like stepping out into the woods on a dark night, hearing nothing but the mysterious sounds, and then feeling as if you are being watched by something big, dangerous, and hungry. Mr. Reed has a way of describing this story with a twisted and creepy voice that leaves you feeling haunted. I thought adding Sam’s family struggles and Thad’s emotional push and pull with him brought a very realistic air to this already intense storyline. As each attack on the gay men of Seattle escalates so does the mystery and suspense as the killer draws closer and closer to Thad, Sam, and Jared. This is one book that you will not want to put down and is best read with all the lights on.
Caution: This tale contains scenes of blood and gore.
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