The Kult
by:
Shaun Jeffrey (author)
People are predictable. That's what makes them easy to kill.Acting out of misguided loyalty to his friends, police officer Prosper Snow is goaded into helping them perform a copycat killing, but when the real killer comes after him, it's not only his life on the line, but his family's too. Now if...
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People are predictable. That's what makes them easy to kill.Acting out of misguided loyalty to his friends, police officer Prosper Snow is goaded into helping them perform a copycat killing, but when the real killer comes after him, it's not only his life on the line, but his family's too. Now if he goes to his colleagues for help, he risks being arrested for murder. If he doesn't, he risks being killed.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9780980033984 (0980033985)
Publish date: May 25th 2009
Publisher: Leucrota Press
Pages no: 328
Edition language: English
Series: Prosper Snow (#1)
Cleaning up my old reviews. Sorry if you've seen this before. The Kult is an action-packed serial killer novel with several twists and turns that were atypical of the genre. When it begins “the Oracle” is planning his next murder and we get a little insight into his creepy head. He’s a guy bent on...
After I read Shaun's book Dead Man's Eye I did two things: bought his other books and made a cup of tea. What can I say, I like tea.Shaun is what you expect from an indie author; he writes books that entertain him first, pouring a lot of energy and enthusiasm into his stories. I enjoyed The Kult, no...
The Kult has some pretty exciting moments and Shaun Jeffrey has a real gift for narrative. However, I found myself suspending disbelief a few times too often to really love this novel. It's an interesting idea regarding a serial killer who displays his victims as art with clues to his motives. Meanw...
I actually didn't finish this book this time. I'll probably pick it up later. Technically, the writing is superb - very lively and crisp, without resorting to odd structures or obtuse vocabulary. I just couldn't get into the characters, and when I started reading it I wasn't in the mood for any kind...
This isn't a review so much as an explanation as to why I enjoyed this book so much. What I liked about "The Kult" was the sneaky way Jeffrey has in keeping the reader guessing as to what's going on. I also loved the characters, as each one of them had a life and personality of their own and never r...
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