Crematorium

by R.R. Sechi

Jack White is the owner and manager of a profitable funeral director's service and crematorium. He finds that his wealth begins to increase dramatically, after a chance encounter with a certain Dr Sharif, who is willing to pay him large sums of money for access to certain organs or body parts strictly without the consent of the prospective donor's or their families. Everything is going fine until certain recipients of such organs, find that after their transplant operations, they begin to develop strange new talents...

175 pages, Hardcover

First published June 7, 2014

About the author

I am a writer of horror, thrillers, fantasy, dystopian, historical and science fiction.

My new dystopian fiction novel, 'Zion' is now available to pre-order on amazon.

Reviews

[Patricia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a fast read and one of those books you read in one sitting. As soon as you open onto the first page you just keep on turning until, surprised, you reach the end. Yes, it's that good. The need to find out the how's and why's of each individual character and their terrifying hauntings drives the reader to keep going, to satisfy the growing curiosity about the gruesome reality behind their life saving and life altering surgery...and the terrible conclusions each innocent must meet for justice to be served to those abused by people in a position of trust at a point in life and time that we all have a right to see things done in a sensitive and humane manner.

I definitely recommend this book to anyone young adult and older who enjoys macabre and dark horror


This is a GoodReads First Read

[Robert Grieco · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you enjoy the writings of Stephen King, I do believe you'll enjoy R.R.Sechi immensely.

[Icy_Space_Cobwebs Join the Penguin Resistance! · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review: CREMATORIUM by R. R. Sechi


I picked this for the description, which intrigued. The theme is well-constructed: funeral director gone greedy sets up a clandestine operation with a transplant surgeon, turns a blind eye, and lines his pockets. Then the horror segment sets in: the unadvised recipients, whose parents have all paid out enormous sums to get their offspring off the waiting list, each develop a sudden new "talent."

Some grammatical errors [mostly transposition of characters' names] was somewhat distracting, but on the whole, an enjoyable and gratifyingly scary read, with an intriguing theme and several good (gory) scenes. 

[Cherei · Rating 4 out of 5]

This novel is going to give many a complex if they are in need of a organ transplant. I was totally getting into how the original body "owners" wanted revenge against the Funeral home owner and the greedy doctor. But, when they started killing off the recipients.. the story lost a bit of it's luster with me. Don't get me wrong.. the story flows well. You become rather engaged with the various characters.. wanting some of them to get the punishment they deserved. I just didn't understand the recipients too.

[nora m malotte · Rating 4 out of 5]

Crematorium

This tale is of a greedy doctor using the body parts of recently deceased people to enrich his lifestyle and that of an equally greedy funeral /crematorium owner. Body parts have been removed without consent and the owners are not happy.The dead have returned for what is theirs and now the price of the thefts must be paid. HORROR, TERROR , GREED ..ALL MUST PAY! This exciting THRILLER will change you thoughts regarding DONORS. I RECOMMEND! !ENJOY

[Amy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thee concept the book was well thought out. Snatching organs from unwilling donors has always been a fear of society, especially where large amounts of money is involved. This author took us even further into the effects on the unspecting reciepents which in this case were not what you might expect. I thought the language was a bit overdone but it was still an interesting hour read.

[Patricia Zashkoff · Rating 4 out of 5]

Although this book has few pages, it is packed with gruesome delight! It's about organ harvesting and what happens to the recipients of those organs. Nefarious doings makes for a quick and enjoyable read. I would recommend this book to people that enjoy an out of the ordinary story.

[Jonathan Ring · Rating 4 out of 5]

*won in goodreads giveaway*

Totally creepy! I loved the concept and would recommend this to any fan of horror.I especially love the fact that EVERYONE gets it in the end, even if they didn't deserve it. To be honest I didn't expect much but was pleasantly suprised upon finishing this book.

[elizabeth Harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

The dead remember

This book kept my intetest from 1st page. It was like karma in this book. You cant hide from your evil.. if you like zombies you will probaly like this book. I enjoyed it

[Kym Moore · Rating 5 out of 5]

Omg

What a awesome book. A must-read for anyone who loves horror as much as I do. Two thumbs up. Wow

[Janice Hawkins · Rating 3 out of 5]

A quick read for a summer afternoon

The only problem I had with this was that it was over too soon. A light easy read lots of fun I enjoyed it