"Nightmare territory...Often terrifying, consistently unsettling, and dripping with mounting dread, Cutter and Sullivan have created a modern masterpiece." --Richard Chizmar, New York Times bestselling author of Chasing the Boogeyman
"The Handyman Method is a window into our deepest fears via strange and insidious how-to videos. Cutter and Sullivan have created a hallucinatory, chilling read that raises its level of dread and tension with each turn of the page...horrifying." --Gus Moreno, acclaimed author of This Thing Between Us
"A brutal yet modern twist on the haunted-house story....Full of moments...that will burrow under readers' skin." --Library Journal
"Dark, brutal, and deeply unsettling....This is a terrific horror novel, with a spellbinding story full of surprises and superb writing that is vivid, visceral, and, at times, darkly beautiful. The ending is gloriously, thrillingly shocking. For horror fans, it's a must-read." --Booklist
"Gruesome and grisly...The Handyman Method tears out of the gates and doesn't let up much as things go from bad to worse to somehow worse...The pace is relentless...The vibe throughout is one of unsettling, mounting dread that rarely falters....horror fans are sure to appreciate [the novel's] subtle nods to classics of the genre, as well as the direction Cutter and Sullivan take their dark tale of home improvement gone horribly awry." --Winnipeg Free Press
"A horror tale designed to scare the dickens out of the reader." --New York Journal of Books
"Deeply disturbing...[a] gripping tale, well-written modern horror...Cutter and Sullivan never fail to miss an opportunity to chill and repulse simultaneously....a near-classic chiller that you won't soon forget." --Bookreporter
"For readers simply looking for a hard-to-put-down supernatural horror novel, The Handyman Method is an excellent pick. An unconventional haunted house story...with visceral imagery. A must-read." --Horror Geek Life
"Unrelentingly brutal...An acid-tripping horror version of the classic sitcom Home Improvement." --Grimdark Magazine
"Surreal and disturbing...a diabolical tale of toxic masculinity gone awry...a collaborative triumph." --CrimeReads