by Hunter Shea
A good read. Nothing spectacular, but quick, interesting, and flowed well.No spoilers, but Plum Island features and, well, monsters!
I received a copy of this novel for an honest review via NetGalley. I DNF'd this book. I've had this on my currently reading list for a month plus. I dropped it at few pages into the second chapter. The formatting and GSP (grammar, spelling, and punctuation) were fine but the novel did not hold...
This was an eARC from Netgalley. An entertaining "monsters on the loose" story that, despite some location name-dropping, fails to establish a strong sense of place.(I am a Long Islander, and just didn't feel the vibe). Also, in a subgenre that is plagued by cliches, this story manages to hit all ...
Let’s see: Gore Monsters Mayhem Stoners Soldiers Innocent civilians A hero and a heroine Yes, these are the ingredients for a spectacular monster book. It would actually make a great monster movie. Montauk is ordinary town, a tourist magnet, but outside of the city lays an island called Plu...
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