DNF at 82%. But to be honest, I started to scan-read from 70%.I thought this was going to be a book about crime and a genius/smart civilian helping the law to catch the criminal. Instead, I got an annoying MC falling in love, and the crime went to a background story. I don't know what Randall was su...
**I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review**As I read this compilation, I found the books were more Twilight Zonish rather than true horror. I didn't find them particularly scary, just kind of weird and creepy. I would recommend this book to fans of the authors who contributed...
I liked the first anthology much better. This one seemed like a poor matching of the subject matter. The first anthology was creepier also. There were three stories that were truly creepy to me. But the book held my attention.
Very good anthology. Some stories were downright creepy. There were a few duds, but that's anthologies. I never read any of the stories, so they were new to me.
Anthology of a few big name and a lot of little name horror writers that somehow surpasses many of the "Best of..." collections that feature mostly big name writers. Could it be that the lesser known are that much hungrier that they go the extra mile to put out their best stuff?
This book wound up being painful to read. It started out with a few stories I liked but then bogged down with several that didn't interest me or capture my attention. A few times, I actually dreaded reading more but then another story would entertain me enough to keep going.
I love a good mystery. In fact if an author can keep me guessing or enjoying the merry chase of the protagonist without me figuring it out at least 50% of the way through. It's good! If he can keep me confused happy and smiling even though I still haven't figured it out at around 75%? It's great in ...
Good, wide-ranged sample.
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