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Diego Rivera is no stranger to loneliness.
Alive for thousands of years, he has denied himself the one thing he has always craved most: the love of a woman. After his wife’s betrayal, and his vampire lover’s demise, he knows that there is no love for him in the world. There is only pain; darkness. [...]
Mike Miller is content with his life. After his grandfather died and left him the family farm, Mike is content to live by himself and continue the family business: raising dogs. But, sometimes, he gets an itch for something more than country life. He gets an itch for something spicy.
Thus he finds himself one [...]
Susan Anderson has been having nightmares.
Her husband, dead by Doorman’s Creek and a strange man dressed in black watching her through the trees. She doesn’t know why the dreams frighten her so much, or who the man in black is, but there is something about Doorman’s Creek that frightens her. They say that old Mr. [...]
Right off, I have to say that I love this book.
I have been waiting, along with many others, for years to find out how Hannibal Lecter became what he became. I wanted to know what caused his transformation into one of the most frightening killers in literature (and the movies) known to man.
I was thrilled [...]
I’m in love with a Stephen King book. That book is Desperation.
Desperation, and its counter part The Regulators, have remained among my favorites of his work. There are a few reasons for this, but mostly it’s the ingenious use of character and setting to create such a daring duology. I’ll explain more about that in [...]
