The Boy in the Lot
by:
Ronald Malfi (author)
Fear lives in Stillwater. Eleven-year-old Mark Davis wasn’t happy at all that his family was moving to the small town of Stillwater. He worried that he’d miss his old friends and not be able to make new ones. But he’ll soon learn that was the least of his worries. Something deadly is waiting to...
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Fear lives in Stillwater. Eleven-year-old Mark Davis wasn’t happy at all that his family was moving to the small town of Stillwater. He worried that he’d miss his old friends and not be able to make new ones. But he’ll soon learn that was the least of his worries. Something deadly is waiting to welcome him to town. Enjoy this chilling, short companion piece to Ronald Malfi’s new novel to get just a hint of the terrors that await you—and the residents of Stillwater—in The Narrows!
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B008OH0NDA
Publish date: September 4th 2012
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
Pages no: 18
Edition language: English
1/10 - I didn't know this was a 'prologue' to a longer Malfi book until after I finished reading. If I had known while reading I probably would have marked it higher, but as it was I found it unsatisfyingly short and unresolved.But yay for only two editing mistakes (at the same time boo for there be...
I had no idea that this is a companion piece to The Narrows and not a stand alone short. As such it doesn't really make much sense and has an ending that is abrupt and gives no idea of what the story is really about. This wouldn't prompt me to buy The Narrows, it's a poor advertisement for how good...
It was hard to see the point of this very short book...except as a little teaser to The Narrows and therefore I have read before attempting the much meatier offering of The Narrows. The Malfi style is there but little in the way of story or character development...how could it at only 18 pages long....
A quick read, a companion to the new novel by Ronald Malfi "The Narrows" Mark finds what has been waiting to welcome him into town of Stillwater. Creepy read sitting on the edge of your seat, because you know something is about to happen.
This is a very short read that did nothing to pique my interest for future reads in this world. Anyone who took a vacation and needed to stop for a rest, could write down every detail and come up with something just as good or better than this. Really shocked. Not recommended.
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