Brimstone (Pendergast, Book 5)202 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Vision, 2005 Novels + Pendergast saga + Another "must read" from Preston/Child These two authors are fantastic. I can't recommend their books too highly. Fantastic read, all of them.             The Cabinet of Curiosities (Pendergast, Book 3269 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2003 A worthy, captivating, thrilling ride and read. + Entertaining, but characters are a little flat and ending is a bit of a let down + In truth it's Horror! This is the best book from the duo author that I've read thus far (again, I don't read in order of the published date). It kept me captivated, interested and in tune for the duration of the read and beyond. The air of mystery by was perfectly described through the ornate details. This book ...             The Walking69 reviews Bentley Little Signet, 2000 THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WALKING... + 90% good + The Walking Has A Good Pair of Legs Once again, this Bram Stoker Award winning author brings it home with yet another, highly inventive horror yarn. Stephen King is a fan of this author, as he has declared this book "the horror event of the year." This is high praise indeed from this venerable master of the horror genre, and rightly ...             Misery322 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1998 His Best + Psycho Woman + It's not Misery to read this book!!... Um sorry. I'm truly sorry. + Still my favourite             Boy's Life266 reviews Robert McCammon Pocket, 1992 A Genuine Work of Art + Amazing. + A excellent novel I could not put down + Pretty good book..... + Remarkable!             Portrait of the Psychopath as a Young Woman11 reviews Edward Lee, Elizabeth Steffen Necro Publications, 2003 A bloody addition to the perils of casual niteclub liaisons + DEFINITELY a full-force, hardcore psycho thriller. + Another Ed Lee shocker "Portrait" has many things going for it; deep and likeable characterizations, intense suspense, unfathomable torture, unbearable suffering, unspeakable acts of mutilation, bloody kisses and homicidal mania.....and buried in all of this is a rather beautiful love story. Kathleen Shade is a writer, ...             Goon8 reviews Edward Lee, John Pelan Overlook Connection Press, 2003 Weird and brutal. + over the top + Fun little book I'm not a wrestling fan but I enjoyed this book. There's some brutal stuff in here, extreme sexual violence that may turn some people off. If you like this stuff, though, get this book. The one thing that I had a slight problem with were the illustrations. The cover of the book is awesome but ...             Prey28 reviews Graham Masterton Leisure Books, 1999 Wear a diaper, this is one scarry ride! + Other Worldly and Superb This was my first Masterton book; I remember getting a copy of it in my language ( I'm Polish) from another fellow Polish student in 9th grade. That's all it took for me to be hooked on Graham forever, just this one book. That was ten years ago, now my bookshelf is crammed with Masterton, I ...             Burial: A Novel of the Manitou4 reviews Graham Masterton Tor Books, 1994 Do not underestimate the power of the dark side..... + The power of evil. + Excellent read, but not his best This is by far the BEST novel MASTERton has EVER written. It was written very well and down to EVERY bit of detail that you can imagine. I recommend this book to all you gore fans that love horror topics about Indian magic. The ending was highly unexpected and was a great one! You will NOT be ...             Still Life with Crows (Pendergast, Book 4)205 reviews Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child Grand Central Publishing, 2004 could not put it down + Masters of creepy suspense + Still Life with Crows + Great read!             Death Trance8 reviews Graham Masterton Tor Books, 1986 Freaky, scary, really great! + Great Graham + Fascinating + Fantastic, but not for the faint-hearted             Thinner (Signet)136 reviews Stephen King Signet, 1985 Twisted tale from the master of horror + too wordy at times but a great read + Better then you think + The Best of the Bachman Books + very very worth the read.             Killer Instinct8 reviews Robert W. Walker Jove, 1995 another scarpetta like character + Easy to delve into world of Jessica Coran + One of the best I've ever read a very good first book. if you like patricia cornwell you'll like robert walker. mr. walker also writes under the name of geoffrey caine.             The Ignored73 reviews Bentley Little Signet, 1997 a book to make you think + Different + Loved this book + Ignored Point About this Book!             Plague5 reviews Graham Masterton Ace Books, 1978 Rats-a-Roni on my staircase? + I Remeber this one.... + Author! Author! + Excellent thriller from a master of horror             Nightworld20 reviews F. Paul Wilson Jove, 1993 Spine-Tingling + have not read, got a ? for another reader + Wilson delivers! + High chill factor             The Mailman37 reviews Bentley Little Signet, 1991 Excellent Book! A MUST READ! + good reading + A Very Odd Concept But Magnificent Read This is a very good book. I read the biography of Bentley Little and he first few books were about him turning his bad experiences with certain things into horror. The Mailman will have you on the edge of your seat. Buy it now and get a good fright out of it!             Fatal Instinct6 reviews Robert W. Walker Jove, 1995 Reading for fun + Another terrifying thriller + It is an amazing thriller that will capture your imagination This was the first of Walkers books that i had read and as soon as i started i couldent put it down. It was like a trap with no way to escape. It was thrilling and intense with explicit details on surroundings and methods of The Claw. If you are a first timer to Robert W. Walker than I suggest ...             Survivor41 reviews J. F. Gonzalez Leisure Books, 2006 Chances are you knew what you were in for. + Brutally Violent and Entertaining Sweet mother of god. In my quest for increasingly depraved and heinous reading material, well, after reading this I am sated for the time being. I have been wanting to read this books for a while, and, it was worth my wait. I mean. I don't even know what to say. Most of the other reviewers have ...             Legacies: A Repairman Jack Novel (Repairman Jack)44 reviews F. Paul Wilson Forge Books, 2005 Jack Rocks! + Recommended for anyone who considers themselves a thriller lover + Jack's solid sophomore outing + A Legacy of Great Storytelling