"Visitors are more than welcome in the isolated rural town of Hopkins Bend. The town needs them for their annual sacrifices--and entertainment. Now outsiders have stumbled into the town's traps. Some will be held for their captors' perverse, degrading amusement, but some will face a far more gruesome end at the yearly Holiday Feast. The townspeople hope their unholy ritual will protect them from the curse that befell the Kincher family. For more than a century the Kinchers have been changing, mutating, becoming gradually less human. And at the center of it all lies the dark secret, the malignant evil that controls Hopkins Bend and has made its residents truly--Depraved"--Page 4 of cover.
This book had me spooked and anxious from page one. The graphic details in this book are extreme, and I wouldn't recommend it to those with weak stomachs- the book is packed with gore. I felt the book was excessive with rape scenes and I didn't care for the characters. However, I am a sucker for reading any type of book (including this twisted horror) - even when it churns my stomach through most of it.
