Phantoms200 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2002 The perfect horror novel + The Story Koontz Loves But Wishes He Never Wrote + Why mess with a classic? I call it perfect because this story is nerve-wrackingly believable. Koontz is a great story-teller inherently and given such a tale as this spins a mind-boggling yarn. Just imagining myself in such a town made my mouth go dry instantly. The "Ancient Enemy" is truly a dangerous adversary.             I Am Legend509 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 2007 Unique like the movie, but not the same + I am in Awe of This Story! + Vampires...the end of everything + Dares to be different             The Hot Zone: A Terrifying True Story480 reviews Richard Preston Anchor, 1995 Good for Non-Fiction + Nerve Shattering Story + Good, but got a little old and redundant + A True Horror Story             Hell House143 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 1999 Scary stuff + A good read! + Awesome haunted house story + The foundation for Haunted Houses Everywhere             Salem's Lot2 reviews Stephen King Hodder Paperback, 1982 Vampires are creeping in! + all over, pretty good "'Salem's Lot" is the second novel written by Stephen King. At that time to write a novel took him around two years. He wasn't as prolific as he now is and his "writing formula" was new to him and to readers. I first read this book in its Spanish translation, when it was just edited and enjoyed it ...             I Am Legend509 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 2007 Unique like the movie, but not the same + I am in Awe of This Story! + Vampires...the end of everything + Dares to be different             The Hot Zone: A Terrifying True Story480 reviews Richard Preston Anchor, 1995 Good for Non-Fiction + Nerve Shattering Story + Good, but got a little old and redundant + A True Horror Story             Hell House143 reviews Richard Matheson Tor Books, 1999 Scary stuff + A good read! + Awesome haunted house story + The foundation for Haunted Houses Everywhere             Phantoms200 reviews Dean Koontz Berkley, 2002 The perfect horror novel + The Story Koontz Loves But Wishes He Never Wrote + Why mess with a classic? I call it perfect because this story is nerve-wrackingly believable. Koontz is a great story-teller inherently and given such a tale as this spins a mind-boggling yarn. Just imagining myself in such a town made my mouth go dry instantly. The "Ancient Enemy" is truly a dangerous adversary.             Salem's Lot2 reviews Stephen King Hodder Paperback, 1982 Vampires are creeping in! + all over, pretty good "'Salem's Lot" is the second novel written by Stephen King. At that time to write a novel took him around two years. He wasn't as prolific as he now is and his "writing formula" was new to him and to readers. I first read this book in its Spanish translation, when it was just edited and enjoyed it ...