Our Lady Chaos: A Horror Collection is the third book in the Bloodletter Collections by Erik Henry Vick and an engaging and voluminous novel that is well-written for fans of horror. Readers encounter a troubled and motley group of demon hunters, fleeing for dear life after a deadly attack. Toby, Benny, Shannon, Mike, and Scott find a little respite in Pennsylvania, and it is not long before they learn that they have a more formidable adversary, one even fiercer and more powerful than before. Oneka Falls is infested with demons, but an ancient demigoddess poses the biggest threat yet and to defeat her, they will have to unravel an obscure myth. With little time to figure out the truth in the Akkadian myth and find the right weapons for the impending battle, do they stand a chance with a cohort of demons at their heels?

This is a novel that takes the proverbial fight between good and evil into a contemporary setting. In this story, nothing is what it seems. A hushed silence hides a hideous and demonic presence. Readers quickly learn that humans can be the worst monsters. The conflict is skillfully developed and it is interesting to witness the infighting amongst demons as they yearn for more power and control. The crew of demon fighters is composed of vulnerable characters who are courageous. At times they improvise as they move along, discovering facts about their enemy. The introduction of the myth in the narrative takes the story to new depths and enriches the plot. Erik Henry Vick is a great storyteller and the realism he infuses into the writing augments the horror, keeping the blood running cold through the reader’s veins while making them anticipate what comes next. Our Lady Chaos: A Horror Collection is written in great prose and it features compelling characters who grab the reader’s interest right off the bat. A delightful read, indeed.

Our Lady Chaos: A Horror Collection is the third part of The Bloodletter Collections by Erik Henry Vick. This is a collection of three horror stories and readers will experience some terrifying chills with these incredible plots. The first book in the collection, Blackest Crow, is the story of a group of demon hunters as they try to hide from the demons. They think they are safe, but something far more powerful is waiting in the shadows to jump on them at the right moment. The second story is Nightshade and it is the story of the demon hunters as they try to fight the demons out of Oneka Falls and realize that their last enemy had nothing on the one they are trying to fight now. The third and final story is Harvester in which the crew starts a hunt, only to realize what they are hunting might be far worse than any demon they have ever encountered.

I don’t really read the horror genre mainly because I am a scaredy-cat and get spooked really easily. This scary and entertaining collection hasn’t been easy on my heart; I felt like it would give out on almost every page. The element of horror seeps deep into the stories and every character and every segment of the plots make it even more prominent. There is a plethora of characters and every character has a purpose, so all of them are incredibly detailed and developed. Out of all these characters, the four that stood out to me the most are Benny, Toby, Dennis, and Brigitta. They all were different yet they added a lot of depth to the story and their backstories were really well woven into the main plot. You have to read Our Lady Chaos: A Horror Collection by Erik Henry Vick to experience the thrill you will get as you cheer your favorites on while your heart tries its best to not give out.