"Nathan is on a plane headed to Uruguay for a business trip. The plane is going over the Amazon jungle when it crashes. Nathan and Cole, the man sitting next to him, are the only survivors. That is, until they find a couple more people and survival mode is in high gear. They try to find food and essential things they need until search and rescue come and save them. They set camp somewhere together, and they settle in for the night. All seems to be ok until the young boy says he saw a person in the dark staring at them.

On top of trying to find survivors, eat, and find rescue, they will soon face a new challenge. A tribe of indigenous people who live deep in the jungle who don't speak the same language will come and defend their people. They witnessed the burning thing in the sky (the plane crash) fall and kill one of their young boys. They will do anything to protect their people from strangers.

Brutal in the best way! Some of the deaths in here were so damn good! The machete head split and the cutting out the heart were chefs kiss! Athans' descriptions of the jungle throughout the book were really good. They set the tone of the book, and it was a nice touch. I will say I absolutely hated Nathan's character. Some stuff he did was annoying and made me angry! But the cannibals made up for Nathan. If you loved brutal deaths, this one's for you."

".... "First came The Exorcist. Then came The Omen. Now there's another creepy child to keep you awake at night. ..... You'll never see the ending coming."

This was everything I thought it would be! I really, really, REALLY hope there's going to be a follow on from this."

"A jolly-fun scare-packed tale of a child who just might be possessed, diminished somewhat by the numerous misspellings and incomplete sentences (words missing, etc) that made their way to print. Well crafted and enjoyable otherwise..."