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This is my second time reading this one from Brian Keene's electric first run of paperback glory.
I enjoyed reading it for the first time in 13 years!!!
Holy crap, how has it been that long?
A darkness surrounds the town of Walden. A cast of neighbors try to figure out how to survive while trying to figure out what is really happening.
This one has an open ending for the reader to decide what happened at the end. I remember not liking that originally, but now, I really dig the way Keene didn't tie things up all pretty. Think City of the Dead. He's never been afraid to mess with the readers expectations. He serves the story and that's admirable.
I can't wait to revisit another of his Leisure Books titles a little later this year.
I give DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 4 shiny stars.
I enjoyed reading it for the first time in 13 years!!!
Holy crap, how has it been that long?
A darkness surrounds the town of Walden. A cast of neighbors try to figure out how to survive while trying to figure out what is really happening.
This one has an open ending for the reader to decide what happened at the end. I remember not liking that originally, but now, I really dig the way Keene didn't tie things up all pretty. Think City of the Dead. He's never been afraid to mess with the readers expectations. He serves the story and that's admirable.
I can't wait to revisit another of his Leisure Books titles a little later this year.
I give DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 4 shiny stars.
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