The Slob

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The narrative, as always, flowed brilliantly and descriptively and kept me hooked from word one! If I didn't have to sleep, I would've read it in one sitting, but alas, it took me two! (No housework got done, which is pretty apt for this story! 😉) All in all, Beauregard delivers us a sequel that definitely will surpass reader expectations, a painful, yet all too realistic end. I'm a little confused on how I feel about this book. Not confused on if I liked it or not, I absolutely did love this book. But I'm confused on my feelings for the characters. You should know that my review will be influenced by my violent reaction to the description of fecal matters in books. I really, really don't like reading about it. I don't know why, but every time I read a story with feces descriptions, I visualize them and my brain imagines the smell. I often end up almost barfing. One of the worst books I've ever read. Yes, this was graphic, but if properly described, I can handle much worse. Since most of what was happening was absurd and some situations were nearly comical because they could never occur, this wasn't even remotely frightening. I'm sorry the author didn't succeed in making it seem interesting or more grisly; it felt like he was writing it just for show.

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I had the absolute honour and pleasure of an ARC of Son Of The Slob, and what an awesome treat it was! Thank you so much Aron. 😁 It really succeeded in being horrifying nightmarefule but still being hard not to continue. But I think I'll wait a bit before reading book 2 The story takes place eight years after the events of The Slob. Vera is the loving mother of Harold. He’s a seven year old child with a peculiar and unique body. He has issues which don't allow him to go to school. He needs special care, very special. So he was placed under Sister Doomus's tutelage; she's an evil deviant old woman, who likes to do, questionable things with her rosaries . I travelled with Vera on her long, disturbing and horrific journey, and I felt every emotion along with her. It was heartbreaking, brutal and terrifying. I really felt for her. This story is heartbreaking as we are forced into this world, that sadly, besides Harold’s character, is all too real. Depression, overwhelmed parents, an extremely unhealthy home environment for Harold, as well as Daniel and Vera, makes this harder to read.This book reminded me of the Wrong Turn movie series because of the “meat grinder” thingy. Barbaric and filthy disgusting.

The Slob (Audio Download): Aron Beauregard, Lila Kerry, Aron

After thoroughly enjoying Aron's 'The Slob,' but being slightly unsure and sceptical regarding the title and continuation of the sequel 'Son of The Slob,' I went into this read feeling a certain amount of trepidation, being very uncertain about what to expect as wanting to avoid any watering down of the wonderful original with perhaps a ridiculous, second-rate storyline that didn't give the first book of the series the justice it deserved. However, I am delighted to report that, from the very outset, these concerns were proven to be totally unfounded. What a first-rate treat, totally awesome...and I genuinely, genuinely absolutely 'LOVED IT!!' This is a meaty read for sure. I didn’t think things could get any worse for poor Vera after The Slob, but then her crotch goblin Harold was born. Christ almighty, what a revolting creature. I loved revisiting Vera and Daniel as they embarked on their horrific, emotional journey together. Not gonna lie, I even shed a tear or two at one point. The long awaited and highly anticipated sequel to The Slob, follows Vera and how well, or not, she is dealing with the aftermath of her terrifying encounter with The Slob, and her relationship with her son Harold, who was born out of the horror she endured in the first book.

This is being done so that gay men could...eat human meat from women to be less feminine? Or more feminine? I was so confused and mad that I can't remember which it was. It made zero sense with the rest of the plot of the book. I felt itchy just by reading this book. I could smell the putrid whiff of filth and odor, it made me scratch my skin and unconsciously reach for a sanitizer just to lessen my discomfort. Totally gross. Always bleak, explicitly graphic and extreme in content, this story can be considered a masterpiece in this genre and can be enjoyed by all fans and followers of this particular brand of horror story. Pure genius! No matter what he did, bad things happened to him. He tried his hand (and failed) at music, filmmaking, and heavy drug usage before returning to what he does best: penning gory, strange, and scary content that often explores the dark side of humanity. He’s been idling for decades, but now he’s starting to publish (to the delight of some disturbed perverts). I’ve tried my best to be as spoiler free as I can, because I don’t want a single thing spoiled for someone reading it for the first time