Black Womb

Fifteen years ago, something happened in Coral Beach that resulted in the death of a seventeen-year-old boy today. Now four high-school students must try to solve a mystery almost two-decades old... before the killer picks them off one by one.'It is the writing of it’s generation: visual, to-the-point and in-the-moment.'The Northeast Avalon Times, May 2009'The story is solidly written... [LeDrew] could have just given us the Breakfast Club, but instead he’s succeeded in creating a cast that’s as every bit [as] unique as they are believable.'Jon Aylward, Hit with a Rock, June 8 2010'LeDrew’s work is horror that emerges from the urban fantasy tradition - the introduction of a fantastical element into a true-to-life, modern setting.'The Telegram, Aug 13, 2010'Evil corporations, faceless villains, people with mysterious identities/pasts... when done right these are powerful archetypes. I love potboiler mysteries, horror and scifi... I have a feeling I’m going to enjoy this series.'Jay Paulin, Emma Awesome, November 2010'It takes you on a rollercoaster and ends with a bang... I enjoyed every moment of it.'Milan McKay, A Neon Village, Dec 2, 2010'Very dirty, very well written. [I] enjoyed the story immensely and would like to see where it goes.'Steve Lake, Sci-Fi on the Rock TV'Black Womb compares very favorably to Personal Demons, I must say - I enjoyed [Black Womb] as much, and it of course has more in the series.'Kenneth Tam, Iceberg Publishing, July 7, 2007'The writing in Black Womb is seamless and to the point, without robbing you of the details or over baring you with them either.'42 Webs, Feb 15, 2012'Black Womb was suspenseful and intriguing from beginning to end with breathtaking twists and turns that kept me hooked and guessing until the end!'Andrea Edwards, 'Scarlett' author, Septembers 6, 2012'Great book with an interesting twist, Matthew (LeDrew) weaves a tale of suspense, horror, and youthful endurance. Definitely a book to check out if you haven’t already!'Kevin Kendall, Kendallight Studios, September 28, 2012'Perhaps the best way to dilute the book’s premise down to a single sentence would be to call it 'a bizarre fusion of horror film and superhero gimmicks.'Mark Pellegrini, Adventures in Poor Taste, November 29, 2012'Black Womb is an exciting horror story full of action and introducing a bunch of interesting characters. The story flows quickly and is a great read for a first-time novelist.'GoodReads, June 04, 2013