When their father dies, the Jewett brothers are left without guidance until they decide to emulate their hero, a dime-novel hero called Bloody Bill Bucket. Their bloody trail crosses the paths of a farmer named Ellsworth Fiddler and a hobo named Sugar. Will the brothers make it to Canada alive to ...
I couldn't put this down, read it in one go, was drawn in at the first page. Wow. This was not a light or mild read. This was a dark story with many characters that you could firmly put it the "bad to evil" section. But that doesn't sound completely right, because every character gets its own st...
Don’t read this book if you are depressed or need some kind of feel good story. This is full of murder, rape, and generally depressing stuff. And yet, it one of those novels that you want to know what is going to happen next. Holy crap, these are some sick individuals in this novel. There are...
It's about Harlan, Kentucky, not about Knockemstiff, Ohio, but whatever.Where the sun comes up about ten in the morningAnd the sun goes down about three in the dayAnd you fill your cup with whatever bitter brew you're drinkingAnd you spend your life just thinkin' of how to get away4 stars.
My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars"...rich people did fine and dandy as long as things were going their way, but the minute the shit hit the fan, they fell apart like paper dolls left out in the rain."The Devil All the Time spans decades and showcases several unforgettable individuals. We're first introduced...
The Devil All the Time is freaking haunting. Seriously. It has everything that VERY good novel ought to have. The writing is excellent, the characters are.. they are, lets say, and the fast-paced plot makes the reader turn the pages. I loved the atmosphere, hell, I loved how sometimes the events or ...
A truly brilliant exciting and enthralling read that had me hooked from page one! There are some really unsavoury characters in a story that follows the lives of Arvin Russell, serial killers Carl and Sandy Henderson,and the ultimate evil in the form of preacher Preston Teagardin. The storyline and ...
Far too many author interview books feel so self-involved and seem to serve only the authors themselves. This one is different. Authors talk about writing in a way that downplays their own work in a refreshing way. In fact, the actual interviewer isn't even disclosed (simply referred to as The Goat)...
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