'Salem's Lot441 reviews Stephen King Pocket, 1999 Best King Yet!! + Tied with Pet Sematary as King's best novel. + One of King's best ! A great scary read with plenty of twists !! + Lots of fun + The Father of Modern Vampire Tales             The Dark Tower (The Dark Tower, Book 7)684 reviews Stephen King Donald M. Grant/Scribner, 2004 Superb! + THE DARK TOWER by Stephen King I started reading the series 3 months ago, and have since not been able to put down any of the books. I read some of the reviews before every book (but not enough to spoil anything for me), and was starting to get nervous with some of the critisism I encountered. By the time I got to book 7, I ...             Desperation597 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1997 If you don't like this then you don't like Stephen King! + Flawed, but still good + I'm a newby Stephen King fan! + Almost A Masterpiece, But Faltered In The Latter Portions             The Long Walk265 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1999 Bachman-Turner Overdrive Inspired + Good quick read that will stick to your Ribs + Highly entertaining + Stephen King, Master of Surprise Endings + The Journey             The Waste Lands (The Dark Tower, Book 3)185 reviews Stephen King Viking Adult, 2003 Wait til you get to the end of this one! + THE WASTE LANDS by Stephen King + The Most Imaginative of the First Three. + One of the best books of all time + Roland and Blaine             Song of Susannah (The Dark Tower, Book 6)362 reviews Stephen King Donald M. Grant/Scribner, 2004 Don't worry, it does get better once we pass this part of the quest... I wanted to read the entire series before reviewing this and confirming that it is the worst volume in the series, and it is...perhaps this was deliberate on king's behalf to make the last one seem even better, who knows? This book is essentially an 'add on' to Wolves of the Calla and the whole ...             The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon: A Pop-up Book827 reviews Stephen King, Kees Moerbeek Little Simon, 2004 Page Turner! + A Literary Achievement Once again Stephen King has come through for us! This book was a real page turner. It was very rich in details and suspense.             Wolves of the Calla (The Dark Tower, Book 5)376 reviews Stephen King Scribner, 2005 Roland continues onward to the Dark Tower + The beginning of the end I am not going to go into a rendition, I see this has already been done. This is the 5th book in the Dark Tower series and continues to follow Roland and his posse on their quest for the Dark Tower. I enjoyed this book. I thought the way Stephen King innertwined characters and places from his other ...             Nightmares and Dreamscapes92 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1994 Fun Collection of King's Short Stories, Read Introductory Essay + Not Free SF Reader + Great Stories Collection + Outstanding Recording + Great Collection of Stories             Wizard and Glass (The Dark Tower, Book 4)668 reviews Stephen King Viking Adult, 2003 I admit... + Great book + WIZARD AND GLASS by Stephen King + Excellent Book!             Lori5 reviews Robert Bloch Tor Books, 1990 Vintage Bloch, a Great Read for His Fans & Others + great. a real mystery of its own kind. "Lori" is a vintage thriller/horror novel by the master of clear, matter-of-fact horror prose and unexpected black humor. It helps to be familiar with the works of what other writers in the genre have called the "clown prince" of horror, because the leavening of humor, sometimes subtle, sometimes ...             The Eyes of the Dragon338 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1987 My favorite King Book + A great fantasy tale, but .... + Eyes of the Dragon Ok, so I am a huge Stephen King fan, and I do like most of his books, but there are a few I absolutely loathe. When I first read this book, I had no idea what to expect, and I ended up getting hooked to the story, and read it all the way through in one sitting, which is extremely unusual for me; ...             First Blood55 reviews David Morrell Grand Central Publishing, 2000 What good writing was never known as....what one could never imagine....... + Excellent study on the PTSD + Roots of Rambo + Way better than the Stallone movie + Not Free SF Reader             Complete Stories of Robert Bloch: Bitter Ends (Complete Stories of Robert Bloch, Volume 2)2 reviews Robert Bloch Carol Publishing Corporation, 1990 Bloch may be gone, but his tales remain. + Lost Gems Despite being famous for the film adaptation of a single novel, Robert Bloch's greatest contributions to genre literature were arguably in the short story format. Whether he was writing for the pulps or the slick professional magazines, Bloch could be counted on delivering a unique and addictive ...             Everything's Eventual : 14 Dark Tales303 reviews Stephen King Pocket, 2003 King's Most Rewarding Collection + Not Free SF Reader + The Perfect Stephen King "Sampler" + A few great stories, and some more pretty good ones. + Something for Everyone             Kidnapper3 reviews Robert Bloch Tor Books, 1988 Robert Bloch's darkest nightmare + Excellent + BETTER THAN PSYCHO Of all the tales Robert Bloch told this is the one that reportedly disturbed him the most. It is the darkest, nastiest look into the human heart of darkness that a person seems capable of. The fact that Bloch gives the narrator such a breezy and funny voice (an RB trademark) only increases the ...             Robert Bloch's Psychos10 reviews Stephen King Pocket Books, 1998 A solid collection from the premier horror writers out there + A few good ones one bad one. + Don't let them get me, Mommy, please? + Perfect length             Midnight Pleasures25 reviews Amanda Ashley, Sherrilyn Kenyon, ... St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003 collection of great stories! + dark hunter I truly enjoyed reading these short stories and found all four of them highly entertaining. Amanda Ashley, Maggie Shayne, Sherrilyn Kenyon and Rhonda Thompson are all wonderful writers of paranormal romance.             From a Buick 8 : A Novel342 reviews Stephen King Unknown, 2002 Spectacular imagery + Middle of the road King; it's still fun. + "From A Buick 8" By Stephen King + The attraction of the Unknown             The Complete Stories of Robert Bloch, Volume 3: Last Rites (Complete Stories of Robert Bloch)3 reviews Robert Bloch Carol Publishing Corporation, 1991 Robert Bloch's writing is sharp, sleek, and suspenseful. + The late master's tales remain required reading. Robert Bloch is a master storyteller. Every story that I've encountered by him has drawn me in. His writing is clever and suspenseful. If you haven't read his writing, you are missing a treat. If you've only read "Psycho," there's much more dimension to this writer than that masterpiece.