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Ghost Road Blues (Pine Deep Trilogy, #1) - Community Reviews back

by Jonathan Maberry, Tom Weiner
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Reading is my ESCAPE from Reality!
Reading is my ESCAPE from Reality! rated it 8 years ago
The last thing Billy said was, "Oh, come on... there's nothing out there." - first sentence Immediately after he says that, Billy is seized and dragged screaming into the darkness. But... things are not what they seem. This is a great story. There is definitely something supernatural and spooky...
A Spoopy Love Affair With Books
A Spoopy Love Affair With Books rated it 8 years ago
Wonderfully atmospheric, with a leisurely pace that relishes in the reveal and the building of tension. This was the first adult work I'd read by Maberry, and in fact his first novel, so going into it I already knew that he was a fantastic writer; I had a few problems with the Rot & Ruin series, but...
Bark at the Ghouls
Bark at the Ghouls rated it 9 years ago
I am going to be the party pooper again. Many of my friends enjoyed this story but as much as I tried (and, boy, did I ever try) I could not fall into this book.Part of the problem was the narrator. His voice was gravelly and deep and it suited some of the characters but it grated on me. Sorry but i...
OstensiblyA
OstensiblyA rated it 9 years ago
Jonathan Maberry is real hit or miss for me. I like the Joe Ledger series even though I generally hate his writing style. But I still keep giving him a chance. This book won the Bram Stoker Award so I thought I was in for something good here. If this is what they honor, then I don't actually get wha...
Lornographic Material
Lornographic Material rated it 11 years ago
Fuck this narrator. I'm done.
Bibliofiend's Bookbag
Bibliofiend's Bookbag rated it 11 years ago
I wasn't sure about the Maberry novel at first. It takes time for the plot to develop and there is not an overwhelming complicated hero figure like with the start of the Benny Imura or Joe Ledger series. However, the intricate plot developments, characters and sheer creepiness left me want to keep ...
Shiftyj1
Shiftyj1 rated it 11 years ago
Pine Deep, The Most Haunted Town in America. “We’ll scare you silly.”30 years ago, an evil presence was killed, but was not properly disposed of and now it’s coming back…with a vengeance. Every day it is gaining strength and gathering souls and soon it will bring its retribution down on the town of ...
yzombie
yzombie rated it 11 years ago
Had I realized that this is the first in what will be a trilogy of books, I most likely would have put it down and made a note in my booklist to look for the whole trilogy in a few years. Alas, when the nice girls at Coles proffered this and a few other novels they thought were up my alley, I took ...
jaddington
jaddington rated it 12 years ago
Sometimes a horror story is the thing to read. And a horror story that'd drawn out into three books can't be all that bad ! I am attached to the characters and want to see them kick some terrible creature butt!
Amadan na Briona
Amadan na Briona rated it 12 years ago
This book was kind of like Diet Stephen King: no calories, half the flavor. Jonathan Maberry apparently scripts comic books too, and that was apparent in the melodramatic prose and the prolonged fight scenes in Ghost Road Blues.Thirty years ago, the small town of Pine Deep was victimized by a serial...
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