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The Hound Of The Baskervilles - Arthur Conan Doyle:
... mystery in a class of its own. Personally, I read hardly any other fiction than thrillers. But the suspense that makes them enjoyable, also turns them into disposable items. I t has to be an exceptional book that I can enjoy for a second time. Yes, even a good memory can be a curse at times. If you pick up a book you read a while ago, and find you remember everything after reading the first few pages again, you m... Read the full review: The Hound Is Calling For Its Prey . . . by DiamondCat |
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It - Stephen King Author: Stephen King / Printed Book / Genre: Horror overall rating  (22 reviews)
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Vampires & Other Horrors Printed Book / Genre: Horror - A variety of short vampire stories by well known authors such as Bram Stoker, Conan Doyle, & Edgar allan Poe. overall rating  (1 review)
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Mischief Author: Douglas Clegg / Printed Book / Genre: Horror - By Douglas Clegg |
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The Store - Bentley Little Author: Bentley Little / Printed Book / Genre: Horror - THE STORE is a giant mercantile complex where one-top shopping makes it unnecessary to go anywhere else for your purchases. Juniper, Arizona badly needs new industry to reverse the economic slump destroying the area. THE STORE promises to open up it... |
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The Woman in Black - Susan Hill Author: Susan Hill / Printed Book / Genre: Horror - Proud and solitary, Eel Marsh House surveys the windswept reaches of the salt marshes. Arthur Kipps, a young solicitor summoned to funeral, has no inkling of its tragic secret or of the mysterious black-robed woman who haunts its shuttered rooms. overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Carrie - Stephen King Author: Stephen King / Printed Book / Genre: Horror overall rating  (15 reviews)
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The Hound Of The Baskervilles - Arthur Conan Doyle Author: Arthur Conan Doyle / Printed Book / Genre: Horror - The ancient legend of the Baskervilles has persisted in the family history for generations. It is Sir Charles's mysterious death in the grounds of Baskerville Hall that brings Sherlock Holmes to the scene of one of his most famous and intriguing... overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Desperation - Stephen King Author: Stephen King / Printed Book / Genre: Horror overall rating  (17 reviews)
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Christine - Stephen King Author: Stephen King / Printed Book / Genre: Horror overall rating  (6 reviews)
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I am Legend - Richard Matheson Author: Richard Matheson / Printed Book / Genre: Horror overall rating  (12 reviews)
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Flowers in the Attic - Virginia Andrews ... dies in a car accident, leaving her with four children to raise alone. She writes to her parents to ask for help, but knows her father will never accept her children - the children of incest. So together she and her mother hide them away in the attic, meaning to tell her father when he'd grown to love her again, but always somehow putting it off. So, why is this book so popular amongst teenage girls? I'll be blunt. It's because it contains porn. It has what I, as an adult, would desribe as laughably badly written porn. If you're 14 descriptions of "his hardness" are probably very exciting, but as an adult it just makes me giggle. Virginia Andrews seems ... Read the full review: Badly Written Porn by shewhoguards |
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Duma Key - Stephen King ... some brain trauma. This causes extremely nasty outbursts with his wife resulting in his divorce. His doctor recommends he moves somewhere quiet and he heads off to 'Duma Key', leaving behind Minnesota for Florida. Edgar comes across as, well, not a particular nice guy. But there is a reason for this.... In Duma he discovers a talent for sketching and painting with supernatural consequences. His art begins to uncover truths hidden in Duma, (what happened to the twin sisters?) (What secrets is the old lady hiding?) (What is really happening with his art?). The relationships between the characters develop well and are convincing. King concentrates on feeling and emo... Read the full review: Duma key - A Painters Nightmare. by Maximus-Qualitus |
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The Laughing Corpse - Laurell K. Hamilton ... the powerful magic of the vengeful and proud Dominga Salvador if... OK when she takes insult at something that falls out of Anita's mouth? Can Anita accept her natural talents, and come into her own? Will she find a way to slip the servant's marks that Jean Claude has placed upon her? Perhaps the most frightening question of all is... does she want to be free of him? As Anita says, "People are supposed to fear the unknown, but ignorance is bliss when knowledge is so damn frightening." Who will have the last laugh? My Thoughts: Book two of Laurell K. Hamilton's supernatural series deepens our understanding of Anita as she begins to come to terms with who s... Read the full review: "Stupidity isn't punishable by death..." by QuinnElaine |
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