The tension between the characters was palpable. I felt a part of the story, as if I should be swiping the dust and grime off my own self. The arid desert, the harsh climate, all felt impossible alive. In Red Fox, New Mexico, Perry and Dex, struggling to save their show, search amongst old Navajo traditions and legends to find the truth. Karina Halle did an amazing job giving the visualization for the scenery. Crises averted, because I loved Red Fox even more (if that’s possible)! Because I felt so strongly about that book, I was a little nervous to get started on Book 2, Red Fox.

I’ve made it abundantly clear that I loved Book 1 in the Experiment in Terror series, Darkhouse.

Tested by dubious ranch hands, a ghost from Dex’s past, and shapeshifting deception, the amateur ghost hunters must learn to trust each other in order to fight the most ancient of myths…or die trying. Only their show has a lot more working against them than just growing pains. Armed with a camera and just enough to go on, Perry and Dex travel to the desolate locale, hoping to film the supernatural occurrences and add credibility to their flailing webcast. Wild animals slink through their house in the dark, a barrage of stones pound their roof nightly, and mutilated sheep carcasses are turning up on their property. In the forgotten town of Red Fox, a Navajo couple is tortured by things unseen and by motives unknown. With Book Two of the Experiment in Terror Series, Perry Palomino and Dex Foray trade in the stormy Oregon coast for the unforgiving deserts of New Mexico.

Red fox by karina halle