Cries of Joy by Axl Malton

By Emma Fitzgerald -
wow Cries of Joy hooked me from the first sentence. I needed to know what happens to Anna and her family. I could really feel her pain and distress through the book. I just wanted to hug her but other times i wanted to shout at her give her good shake so she could wake up and get out. I really did not like Graham. I like how the story was based around covid but then had a twist of horror to it. I need ed to get to the end but not brcause i wanted the book to finish i wanted to see what happens to Anna and her family. I felt like i was on rollcoster with them. There was some twists and turns i didnt see coming. Axl Malton writting is awesome I will defentaly read more of Axl Malton books . I like the suspense he puts in his writing. Thank you ZooloosBT @AxlMalton @RedDragonBooks for letting me part of this tour and for letting me read this book. You need to buy this if you likr horror 5 stars Author Bio Axl Malton is a horror/thriller writer from Harrogate, North Yorkshire. His favourite authors and biggest inspirations are Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and Joe Hill. Axl is an extremely proud father to four children, as well as a husband to his wonderful wife, who is his constant supporter, proofreader, and pillar of strength. His favourite music genre is classic Rock n’ Roll, which often provides the backdrop to his writing sessions. That and a never-ending spin cycle on the washing machine. He loves to play the guitar, go to concerts, and watch horror films, but his most treasured pastime is spending time with his family. Book Blurb Anna is married with two children. Ten-year-old Mikey, and six-month-old Joy. Since the first lockdown struck, forcing everyone to stay indoors, her husband Graham has been declining mentally. He focuses on the horrors of what the virus has done to people, and what the conspiracy theorists predict for the future. Despite her tiring efforts to save her marriage, when Graham starts to grow violent, she knows she cannot stay. For her safety, as well as the children. Anna takes her chance and begins to pack some essentials to leave but her husband bursts through the door, covered in blood and tells her the virus is here and it's making people crazy...

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