Entertaining and great for a laugh during spooky season. I find humorous horror sometimes to be almost as good as really scare my socks off horror. ( )

This was okay. It reminded me, in some ways, of The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires, only with less going on, and a rather unfulfilling and anti-climactic end. The writing is good and I did think it was fun, but I wanted more from it. There seemed to be hints at things going further but it never really transpired for me. Still, if you fancy a light-horror read set in suburban middle-America, then this could be the one for you. ( )

A She Shed that brings out the worst in Suburban Moms. An actual demon from hell. All Liz wanted to do was build a she-shed for entertaining. She got more than she bargained for & it's up to Amy, Jess & Melissa to break the curse and send the demon back to hell. Mafia Moms unite! I originally thought this was going to be a book about a zombie outbreak, but to my surprise it was a demon possession. The sarcasm was hysterical, the fight for friendship truly inspiring. If you want a fun romp through suburbia, with demons and possession thrown in, this one is for you. ( )

Three ladies in a suburban neighborhood have a ladies night out at one of their houses and make a "she shed." Well, they open an evil portal where a demon possesses one of them. A few spooky things happen, but honestly, this book was rather boring. The ending was rushed. ( )

I had such a hard time putting this book down! A group of suburban moms is left to deal with the demonic possession of their good friend. The odds were against this group of ladies but I loved watching them tackle things that seemed impossible that they weren’t even sure that they believed. I found this story to be incredibly entertaining.

This story is told from Amy’s perspective. Amy is part of a group of 4 neighborhood women who do everything together. When Liz breaks ground on a She Shed for the group to use, things go horribly wrong for her. It is up to Amy, Melissa, and Jess to figure out what is going on and save their friend. There were quite a few strange happenings that kept the story incredibly interesting. I loved the mystery behind what was happening and really hoped to see the group find a way to save their friend.

I really liked the characters. I could relate to so much of their suburban mom life from juggling kids, trying to fit in, and trying to avoid the PTO. I loved how different each of these women was and liked the fact that their friendship felt very genuine. Amy’s husband, Mark, was awesome and seemed ready to support Amy no matter what. Amy’s kids even played a role that added some key pieces to the puzzle.

I would recommend this book to others. I thought it was a fun story that kept the surprises coming while keeping me glued to the pages. I wouldn’t hesitate to read more of this author’s work in the future.

I received a digital review copy of this book from G.P. Putnam’s Sons. ( )