by Jonathan Maberry
Whoa. What is a solid three-to-four star book starts to kick it up at the halfway mark and then hits hyperdrive in the explosive last act. I read the first book for Halloween bingo last year, and while I enjoyed it a lot, it wasn't a series that I felt that I HAD to return to immediately. I happened...
It was October when it happened. It should always be October when these things happen. In October you expect things to die. - First paragraph The terror continues in Pine Deep and I am scared, nervous and excited to see how this ends. I love the characters and can't wait to see others get what th...
Did I ever say how much I hate series books? The ending here was even worse, suspense-wise, than the first volume; you actually could have quit after Ghost Road Blues but here the cliffhanger is so unresolved that there is no way you cannot read the next book in the Pine Deep series, Bad Moon Rising...
I read Maberry's first book, "Ghost Road Blues" last year and enjoyed it thoroughly. I was only disappointed that the second book had not yet been published. "Dead Man's Song" is the second book (in what I am guessing will be a trilogy) and it does not disappoint, in fact, it is even better than the...
Before we view into my thoughts on Dead Man's Song I would like to say a few words about Jonathan Maberry. If you read the notes within the book Maberry is akin to or better than King, and I would warmly agree with this. What Stephen King is able to do so successfully is create small town America an...
I finally got through it. I can blame the magnificent summer we are having, a trip to Calgary and work. I really like this author and found the second in the series to kinda drag on. I am not connecting with the adult characters but what keeps me coming back is the 14 year old Mike.I found it a bit ...
Well just finished part 2 in the Pine Deep trilogy and immediatly jumped to book 3 in what i'm expecting to be one whallop of a finale. For those that have read Ghost Road Blues, book 2 begins right after the events of book 1 (A feature whilst reading a trilogy that i very much enjoy) This time aro...
While I really enjoyed the book, I didn't like the cliffhanger ending. Nothing was wrapped up thus forcing you to read the third book. (I planned to do this anyway). The editor was terrible. wrong sentence structure, spelling errors, etc. Not Johnathan's fault but he should demand better from hi...
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