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Five "Creeped Out Chiller" Stars
Chills and Thrills!
A taste of what lies within:
As Halloween approaches, the town of Pine Deep starts having bodies pile up and something is still not right in the town as bodies that were dead start coming back to life. Things have escalated in the town since all the horrific trouble went down in the first book "Ghost Road Blues". The citizens of the town are trying to learn what is really going on and why bodies that are supposed to be dead are up and wandering the town!
What kind of evil is hiding out in the town of Pine Deep? Why are bodies not staying dead? Who or what is behind the slayings of the town citizens? Can anyone stop what is happening in Pine Deep?
No spoilers here as you will need to read this trilogy!
Thoughts:
This second book picks up exactly where the first one left off and the main characters that were in the first book are back in this second installment. The town is in a continual upheaval with bodies being killed and no one seems to know what is really going on or what is actually killing the towns people.
The author keeps the mystery of what is really happening within the town a secret and the story is slowly built up with suspense. The pace picks up the more I read of the story and I learned more of what is exactly happening to the towns people the closer I got to the end of the book. By the end of the book I knew what was causing the havoc by the description of what was happening to the bodies. But the how and why of it all was wrapped within the mystery of the story.
Looking forward to reading the last book in the trilogy to learn more of the secrets and mysteries of the town of Pine Deep.
Note: The books are not stand alone - they must be read in order to understand the storyline as each book runs on the heels of the previous book.
Attached is the author, Jonathan Maberry, profile page from Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/72451.Jonathan_Maberry
Attached is the author, Jonathan Maberry, profile page from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Jonathan-Maberry/e/B001JSF8TK
Attached is my review from Goodreads:
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