“The Twelfth Boy by Milan Sergent is compelling reading. Every time I pick up one of his books I expect to be thrilled and this one did not disappoint…. The story deals with the subjects of religious fanaticism and non-conforming characters beautifully in a thrilling horror story you will be, in turn, too terrified to read yet not be able to put it down. Another great story from a master storyteller who knows how to grab your attention and keep it from start to finish.” —Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers’ Favorite

“The Twelfth Boy by Milan Sergent is a fast-moving, page-turning novel that took my breath away…. I read this book in one sitting, glued to the pages, and I can’t recommend it highly enough. It poses many questions about our perceptions of society and the ideas we are subjected to from our early years. A beautifully crafted book that deserves to do very well.” —Lucinda E Clarke for Readers’ Favorite

“The Twelfth Boy feels like a much-needed novel for our times as homophobia, bigotry, and systematic corruption still run rampant and hamper humanity from reaching its full potential…. Savannah's story will break your heart and force you to reflect upon the ills facing our society. The Twelfth Boy is a must-read, and I highly recommend it.” —Pikasho Deka for Readers’ Favorite

“I finished the book in a single sitting, waiting with bated breath for the dark mysteries to unfold. With a riveting storyline and a swift pace, Sergent’s book will bewitch readers…. If you appreciate mysteries and are not bothered by a few unpleasant truths, this novel will provide you with a thought-provoking read.” —Shrabastee Chakraborty for Readers’ Favorite

“If you love reading a novel where you can feel creepiness slowly sneaking up on you and the main characters, you’ll love The Twelfth Boy by Milan Sergent. Sergent is a master at keeping readers wondering just who or what is behind the mysterious disappearance of sweet 6-year-old Noel, a boy who loves dancing, singing, and Christmas…. Sergent keeps us turning pages until the big reveal. The reveal is more than just an ugly discovery: it’s a scathing commentary, even a warning about religious and social prejudices…. Yet it will leave you thinking about the ramifications of living in a Bible-oriented society that is so anti today’s trends that it is destructive. Curious to find out why I say that? Read The Twelfth Boy!” —Viga Boland for Readers’ Favorite