Reality blurs in The Boy Who Drew Monsters

After nearly drowning years earlier ten-year-old Jack is afraid to leave the house, but he is not afraid of monsters. He draws them with increasing realism that disturbs his mother and father. The monsters prey on their minds and though they don’t believe the monsters are real, sounds and sightings make them wonder.

In an atmosphere of growing fear another boy Nick comes to stay with his friend Jack and his parents. Nick’s presence doesn’t help because the monsters only seem to get worse targeting Nick as well. Jack’s parents are desperate to help their son and stop the monsters in The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue. This novel combines horror with a psychological thriller leading to the surprising truth behind the monsters.