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Continues to be a chilling and spine-tingling series. I'm always wondering where Terry is taking up and what the ending point of the whole thing is supposed to be. I continue to love the main characters, and the people they draw in (as well as the ones they are already fiercely loyal to and whom are fiercely loyal to them already). I love where certain people end up in this one, tying the disparate character closer together from the far flung web.

As I fan of SIP and Echo, and definitely, definitely, definitely of Terry Moore, I'll be riding this one all the way to the end, too. ( )

Terry Moore, man. Terry Moore. Dude is damn brilliant. ( )

So much happens in this installment of Moore's supernatural horror series. Some flashbacks offer more enlightenment as to how and why Manson's original witch lynching went down, Zoe, the child psychopath, makes some friends, and Rachel has a confrontation with Lilith that leaves a lot of corpses strewn around.

There really is so much going on in this story. Zombies & witches, Lilith & Jack the Ripper, necrophilia & child abuse, demons & possession, and some weird snake action... Every once in a while it really seems like it should overwhelm the story, but it doesn't.

The next installment is out already. Why don't any of my local bookstores carry it? ( )