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Saturday, May 18, 2013

Burning the Middle Ground by L. Andrew Cooper


I guess luke warm would be my feelings on this book.  I don't read a lot of horror so I end  up making comparisons to Stephen King or Michael West.  This book is about a small town in a metaphysical melt down.

The characterizations are good but I didn't find any  character compelling. Jake Warren was a good enough villain but I  didn't  find myself attached to any of the characters.

The author does a good job starting the story with a bang, a sad bang but still a bang.  After that, I had  to work to continue  to read.  I think the story will garner a following but I guess it just wasn't my cup of  tea.

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