This was a short novella that packed a punch.

A religious fanatic and his small group of followers move out west in the 1800's. On the verge of starving, they discover a small garden of Eden, guarded by two native Americans. To find out what happened from there, you'll have to read it. I will say that I will never look at my apple tree in the same way again. Recommended to fans of horrific short fiction! ( )

ABOREATUM Review This was fun. Goofy, yes. Silly? You betcha. But still loads of fun. Reminded me of something you'd find on ScyFy on Tuesday morning at 3am. You can't take it too seriously, and must accept it for what it is. Granted, I probably shouldn't have laughed as hard as I did during the "bone shower," but I have a dark sense of humor.
 
Toss-skeet-skeet-skeet...
 
I do want to know why Micah wasn't affected by eating the apple... Oh, never mind. I'm doing exactly what I shouldn't be doing with a story like this - over-thinking it.
 
In summation: A schlocky b-horror romp from Evans Light. Recommended if you like killer-plant tales. CRAWLSPACE, by leaps and bounds, is still my favorite from this author. Well-written, easy reading, fun times. ( )