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278 reviews

Drummer Boy by Scott Nicholson

3.0

Reborn by F. Paul Wilson

4.0

Shark Hunting in Paradise Garden by Cameron Pierce

4.0

The Company Man by Robert Jackson Bennett

5.0

[b:The Company Man|8077923|The Company Man|Robert Jackson Bennett|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1344265587s/8077923.jpg|12797918] is a science fiction, fantasy, noir piece set in an alternate 1919/1920's America. It is another fantastic genre bender from [a:Robert Jackson Bennett|2916869|Robert Jackson Bennett|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/authors/1328633063p2/2916869.jpg]. Bennett isn't repeating himself here. While every bit as well written and engrossing as Bennett's first novel ([b:Mr Shivers|6433882|Mr. Shivers|Robert Jackson Bennett|https://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1348232256s/6433882.jpg|6623382]), The Company Man is set in its own fully realized and grounded world, giving it a completely different feel and flow. Really good stuff.

Fear the Abyss by Harlan Ellison, Michael A. Arnzen, Kenneth W. Cain, Tim Waggoner, Eric Beebe, Paul Michael Anderson, Jack Ketchum, Nelson W. Pyles, K.T. Jayne, Thomas M. Malafarina, C. Bryan Brown, Robert Essig, S.C. Hayden, Jessica McHugh, Jamie Lackey, Brad Carter, Jeyn Roberts, Lawrence C. Connolly, Gary A. Braunbeck, Andrew Nienaber, Rose Blackthorn, Matt Moore

4.0

A Career Guide to Your Job In Hell by Robert E. Vardeman, Scott S. Phillips

4.0

The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham

4.0

Trolley No. 1852 by Edward Lee

4.0

Coffin Hop: Death by Drive-In by Axel Howerton

3.0

Kolchak The Night Stalker: A Black & Evil Truth by C.J. Henderson

5.0

C.J. Henderson nails it with [b:Kolchak The Night Stalker: A Black & Evil Truth|815777|Kolchak The Night Stalker A Black & Evil Truth|C.J. Henderson|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1266651677s/815777.jpg|801699]! His version of Kolchak reads true. He truly captures the spirit and tone of the old "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" series. Henderson reproduces the language and cadence of Kolchak so perfectly, you cannot help but hear Darren McGavin's voice in your head. And, what a fun, creepy, and, dare I say, epic scale mystery Henderson has whipped up for our intrepid reporter. What a fun read. (We will miss you, Mr. Henderson.)