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Cargando... Afterlife (2004)por Douglas Clegg
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Inscríbete en LibraryThing para averiguar si este libro te gustará. Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro. I've only read Clegg in short story anthologies, and thought he was pretty good. I picked up this coz it was short and the back cover had blurbs from the usual suspects - Straub(!), Koontz, Saul, Mccammon, Little, etc. Being the first Clegg novel i read - it bombed. The idea of the Afterlife had been done a million times over, and this book really does not offer anything new. It borders more on sci-fi than horror, the plot wafer-thin (u can see it coming a mile away), and the story just trudges along at a slow leisurely pace. By the time you expect it to pickup, it fizzles out and ends. And what a lame ending it was. You don't feel anything for the victim or the villain (if u can even call it that), and - mind you, the book has got parts which are strictly ADULT - ends up feeling amateurish. Might pickup another Clegg book to give him another shot, but it won't be anytime soon. ( ) This was an easy light read with moderate predictability and very open ending...the author leaves a lot to the imagination especially at that end, and I rather like that in an age where way too much is shown/detailed in books and movies. I've enjoyed a couple of books by this author and would certainly read more. This was more suspense to me than horror with the paranormal thrown in....and an interesting/fresh look at death. I give it a solid B+, it was interesting but didn't really creep me out the way I like to be when I read horror/suspense/thrillers. sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
A school for special children. An unsolved murder. A terrified widow. A dream of blood and lost souls. A stranger with an unspeakable secret. It all comes together in the afterlife. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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