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Newest Review: ... as there have been complaints from neighbours about Ron's house and he is overdue on rent payments. Mike Brady discovers ... more

 ... Ron's body, along with slug trails on and around the body. Mike soon realises that slugs are probably responsible, but has a hard job convincing others in the town until some live specimens are presented by Mike to the town's museum curator, John Foley, as possible slug related killings continue. Mike feels they can't go to the police about the killer slugs for fear of ridicule, so between him, John and a further 'believer' in the form of council employee Effluent Operative Don Palmer, a plan is hatched that will ho...more

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Slugs - Shaun Hutson: Won't leave a slug trail on your bookshelf (448 words)
by - written on 02/04/11 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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Introduction I've read several of Shaun Hutson's other books and have always found them to be shocking, gruesome, graphic and chilling. This book, Slugs, was only shocking in the sense that when compared to his usual high standard it falls embarrasingly short. Let me introduce you to the plot..... Content The town drunk, Ron Bell, gets eaten by carnivorous slugs whilst in a drunken stupor. Merton's (the name of the town where all this is set) Health Inspector, Mike Brady, accompanies the council bailiffs to serve an eviction notice on Ron Bell as there have been complaints from neighbours about Ron's house and he is overdue on rent ...  Read the complete review

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