The Woods Are Dark (Mass Market)
In the woods are six dead trees. The killing trees. That's where they take them. People like Neala and her friend Sherri, and the Dills family. Innocent travellers on vacation, seized and bound, stripped of their valuables and shackled to the trees to wait. In the woods. In the dark.
In the woods are six dead trees. The killing trees. That's where they take them. People like Neala and her friend Sherri, and the Dills family. Innocent travellers on vacation, seized and bound, stripped of their valuables and shackled to the trees to wait. In the woods. In the dark.
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Format: Mass Market
ISBN:
9780843957501 (0843957506)
ASIN: 843957506
Publish date: July 1st 2008
Publisher: Leisure Books
Pages no: 215
Edition language: English
4.5 stars rounded up! Wow! This was my first Richard Laymon novel and I was not disappointed. I know Laymon has a bit of a bad reputation (as in, he’s known for writing trashy horror), so I was a bit hesitant when starting this short tale of a few people lost in the woods and on the run from an in...
Inhaltsangabe Wie böse Deine Fantasie auch sein mag – die von Richard Laymon ist schlimmer! Neala und ihre Freundin Sherri nutzen die Ferien, um durch die Berge Kaliforniens zu wandern. Sie ahnen nicht, dass man in dem Städtchen Barlow schon auf sie lauert. Die Bewohner verschleppen die Frauen in d...
30/3 - Okay, so hypothetical situation: you and your friend (both women) are driving through small-town America when a disturbingly disfigured 'man' comes scurrying out of the woods into the middle of the road. He is missing his lower half, not through an incomplete murder, but through a birth defec...
This is not a book to be read by people susceptible to gore, horror, necrophilia, cannibalism, pedophilia and other... things...I read the restored and uncut version of the book. Most Landers chapters are missing from the previous edition and I can see why. They are disturbing as hell. Beware. You h...
Pretty standard Laymon. Not his best but still a decent representation of his style in general.
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