Rezension: Chase Novak: “Breed”

Chase Novak’s diabolically entertaining new novel recalls “Rosemary’s Baby”. In it, a well-heeled Manhattan couple conceive a child in fraught circumstances. Result: horror. But instead of a baby gone monstrous, this time it’s the parents.

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