by Scott Thomas, Bernard Setaro Clark
Audience: Adult Format: Audiobook/Owned "No house is born bad." - first sentence I listened to this book for Halloween Bingo at the end of September. I've been swamped with school, work, and trying to get settled in my new house so I haven't had time to write any reviews. I enjoyed this bo...
How many ghost stories have I read where a group of people are invited to spend the night in a supposedly haunted house? Well, I don’t know, but it seems like about a gazillion. This one, though, was just different enough to thoroughly enjoy the modern twist where the guests are all horror authors –...
Sometimes an author creates awful characters and clearly relishes that. Highsmith did that. Most crime novelists do I suppose, either as victim or criminal. Harris' Hannibal Lector is another. What's noir but sexy awful people doing one another in? These main characters are not awful But it feels ...
I will let you all know right now, I will not be able to do this book justice. I probably shouldn't even be trying to review it this soon after finishing it, because my thoughts are all various versions of, "ASKDAFJSKDLALSKD!!" Four horror authors are invited by a young wealthy man--who runs a web...
This was absolutely fantastic- it's going on my 10* favorites shelf! And the ending was perfect! I did not see that coming at all. I can just imagine the look of horror on Sam's face when realization hits him at the final interview. : ) This a definite 'must read right now' for horror fans!
A young internet tycoon lures four horror writers to the most haunted of haunted houses for a two-day interview under false pretenses. There’s some grumbling naturally, I mean who, besides me, would willingly want to stay the night at a scary old ghost filled place? But they all decide to do the rig...
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