From the acclaimed, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of "The Nature of Balance" comes another exercise in terror. A father's search for the truth about his son's death leads him to a mass grave filled with inhuman, headless skeletons--all of them in chains.
perfect cover, that makes the reader rite away think "ghouls zombies etc"... This sounds like a simple read, that pays HOMAGE too the "zombie genre" which is a very successfull genre i mite add! true horror buffs will flock too this novel, hoping for a possible movie adapation of sum kind!
I've read this one, folks, and you're in for a treat. Dark, gritty, lean and fast, with twists and turns that will knock you flat. Horror fans should grab a copy today! Well done, Tim.
So far this book is great - I have really enjoyed this week's slections. I am going to have to buy this book so that I can read the whole thing. Thanks for the great read!
This is my first week on the reader list and I really enjoyed two of the book entries, Berserk and Freakonomics.
Berserk has caught my attention, promising to be exciting and contemporary. For some reason, I have become fond of English horror/fiction, having read a couple of Neil Gaiman's works and watching some BBC series. Maybe it is the less technical world of England or the crowded conditions of the cities and rural settings that still exist.
Even though this book has focused mostly on the loss experienced by the parents thus far, it has me wondering if I am in for a "Resident Evil" kind of experience.
Thanks for the intro, have the book reserved at my local library.
