Chasing the Boogeyman: By Richard Chizmar | Book Review Podcast

<p>Chasing the Boogeyman: By Richard Chizmar | Book Review Podcast</p> <p><strong>Website:</strong> <a href="https://gobookmart.com/" target="_blank"><strong>https://gobookmart.com/</strong></a></p> <p>“Richard Chizmar spins dark magic with&nbsp;<em>Chasing the Boogeyman</em>. A true crime masterpiece with Chizmar himself as a key player in the grisly mystery. Highly recommended, but not for the faint of heart.”&nbsp;<strong>—Jonathan Mayberry,&nbsp;</strong><em>New York Times</em>&nbsp;bestselling author of&nbsp;<em>V-Wars</em>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<em>Patient Zero</em><br> <br> “A devastating, moving, and devilishly ingenious tale of murder lore, and an entire town’s loss of innocence….Brilliant and haunting.” —<strong>Eric Rickstad</strong>, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Silent Girls</em><br> <br> "We're all chasing the boogeyman, aren't we? The boogeyman's the past, the truth, our fragile memories that knit the two together. What Richard Chizmar's done for us in <em>Chasing the Boogeyman</em> is give that narrative a taut dramatic line he balances on, never quite tipping one way or the other, just stepping sure-footed all the way to the end—showing us that this is a walk we can all take, if we have the nerve." —<strong>Stephen Graham Jones</strong>, <em>New York Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Only Good Indians</em><br> <br> “Wonderful…a knotty mystery with an elegant resolution at its heart....It feels so original, dizzy-making in its expert layering of fact and fiction....A hymn to both innocence and to growing up.” —<strong>Catriona Ward</strong>, bestselling author of&nbsp;<em>The Last House on Needless Street</em><br> <br> “<em>Chasing the Boogeyman</em>&nbsp;perfectly captures the feeling of growing up in a small town facing an existential threat from real evil. Chizmar’s Edgewood is post-Bradbury-esque, not as idyllic as that author’s Green Town...it’s grittier and more grounded in a reality contemporary readers will recognize and respond to. Richard Chizmar has invented a new