by Scott Nicholson
Fringe fundamentalism fuels the fun in this novel of monster mayhem in the mountains of Appalachia by the master of regional horror. The exploration of where Faith ends and insanity begins adds a welcome depth to this entertaining tale.
Good story and pretty original.
Nicholson's the Red Church starts promisingly but loses the way in a haze of characters and religious meanderings. I'm not exactly sure what and where it went wrong. Perhaps the authors asks us to suspend disbelief one time too often. There is a lot of good things about this novel. The two children ...
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