Her feelings just seemed to pour out of the pages of this book and I couldn’t put it down and when I did, it was like constantly in the back of my head, just taunting me to come back and read more about this character and what she was going through. I couldn’t help but become connected to this character. I took to her the moment I started reading. The main character Emily was a powerful character. The characters within this story were amazing. It took me two hours to wrap my brain around what I just finished reading. How do I put into words about what I just read?.I have never in my whole entire seven years that I have been a reviewer, had an author make me absolutely speechless. This is a straightforward horror story with a paranormal twist and a social conscience."
Dull, is a visceral, explicitly cathartic horror novel delving into the psychological terror that comes with senseless child murder, and imagined reckoning born of a violence-saturated culture. However, sometimes what we perceive as reality is skewed. With her sanity in question, Emily seeks help from a psychiatrist, Paul Cusick, as she tells her story of being an educator of children that seemed unteachable to that fateful day in October. While dealing with the anxiety of leaving her home and facing the people of the town, Emily is terrified by what is waiting for her outside that takes the shape of shadowy figures resembling her deceased students and the ghostly kids that she refers to as “the pales” that get closer to her with every step she takes.
Emily Sinclair is a teacher in seclusion, reeling from the loss of several of her third-grade students by the hands of a shooter that opened fire on several classrooms within Marie-Glen Elementary.
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