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Lair - James Herbert

 

Description: ISBN 0330376195 / Author: James Herbert / Genre: Fiction / The mutant white rat had grown and mated, creating offspring in its own image. ... more
Lair - James Herbert ... They dominated the others, the dark-furred ones, who foraged for food and brought it back to the lair. Now the dark rats were restless, and the white slug-like thing that ruled them remembered the taste of human flesh.

Newest Review: ... this instalment. There is a small appetiser of horror at the beginning where he describes some farm cats being found after ... more

 ... what is obviously a rat attack but other than that it is fairly quiet for about the first quarter of the book. Lots of characters are introduced during this time, all except Pender being extras to the story and not really developed past their ultimate reason for being in the forest and subsequent death which you know is coming. The characters are described in enough detail that you can wince at their grisly demise but not enough it seems boring and too developed for such a small role in the story. Herbert did tend ...more

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Format: audiobook on CD, Publisher: Pan Macmillan, ISBN: 14050049
Edition: Abridged Ed, Audio CD, Macmillan Audio Books - Books/Sub ...
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wendybull
Premium Review Lair - James Herbert: Rattus Rattus (942 words)
by wendybull - written on 12.12.06 (Very useful, 257 readings)
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The next instalment in “The Rats” trilogy was a surprise to me, simply because I had no idea “The Rats” was part of a set of three books until I posted the review on Dooyoo for it. I was genuinely excited that there was more in the series to read about the giant, killer rats from London’s sewers. This time however the stage is set in Epping Forest and the tranquil and calm forest becomes the stomping ground for a breed of animal that is far from calm and peaceful. Luke Pender is our lead character this time round and he has a link to the first outbreak of killer rats in London four years prior, by way of his family having been slaughtered. ...

cindy1
Premium Review The Lair (updated) (227 words)
by cindy1 - written on 16.07.00 (Useful, 40 readings)
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If you have read James Herbert's Rats, do not miss a second helping of Lair, this is the second book in the Rats trilogy. In the first book a deadly poison killed most of the rats. But a few managed to escape, they escaped into our sewer network, it took 4 years for the rats to establish themselves, they became strong again they had build up there numbers, the rats made there way through the sewer network, they eventually surfaced in Epping forest London. They had learnt to be more elusive not take to many chances. They started by killing animal's stray cats, stoat's etc; the only evidence that was left was a few bones. The rats start to ...

 
 
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