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 Uninvited - Justine Musk
 Uninvited - Justine Musk ... 2008-03-17 by Pocket BooksNewest Review: ... of horror writing, as are some of the characters, particularly the evil ones. But that's not really Musk's fault, as it is ... more ... pretty difficult to find anything truly original in horror writing these days, the same as it is in music, because so much has been written before.
In her defence, Musk does quite well with what she does have. Admittedly, it's not a great work of literature, but it is well enough written to keep you reading. The pace of the action starts off and ends a little too slowly, but once it picks up, the action keeps progressing at quite a high pace for most of the book.
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Uninvited - Justine Musk: Not Completely Uninviting (868 words)
by - written on 03/08/08 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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It seems that in the world of entertainment, companies have taken to branching out in order to increase their market share. World Wrestling Entertainment has books, music and films aimed at their particular target audience and now I have seen something from MTV Books, which I was previously unaware of. "Uninvited" seems to me to be the ideal book for the MTV generation. Kelly Ruland is a high school student living in the shadow of her elder brother. Jasper had been involved in a car accident that left two of his friends dead, but he walked away. And he kept walking, right out of town and no-one has heard from him since. Suddenly, ... Read the complete review
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