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Janz has done it again. I've been crowing about how great Exorcist Road was ever since I turned the last page two years ago. Much to my delight, Janz is continuing where he left off with Father Jason Crowder exercising young Casey Hartman's demon from his teenage body. Unfortuanately, the demon didn't go away. Neither did the Sweet Sixteen Killer. Now it's up to Father Crowder to finish what he started and bring the killer to justice and dispose of the demon once and for all.

Exorcist Falls also contains the first story, Exorcist Road, between it's covers. This makes it convenient for those that haven't read it yet or who would like to reacquaint themselves with it since it's original publisher, Samhain Publishing, closed it's horror doors earlier this year. Janz's writing is superb and you'll find yourself amazed at the vocabulary this guy has. I'm not too proud to admit that I used the DEFINE feature on Kindle many times and I'd like to think of myself as well read. Not only is his word choices spot on, but his characters really make the story come to life. Danny Hartman is as despicable as they come and the demon, Malephar, is no cherub. I also enjoyed how the story had me guessing the whole way as it's evolution was revealed one page at a time. And lets not forget the red stuff because Janz sure didn't. There are definitely some scenes that will make even the strongest constitution weaken and cringe. All in all, an absolute blast to read and I'm happy to find out from the man himself that there will be a third installment in the Exorcist series. I'm all ready to hit the pre-order button just as soon as it pops up on Amazon.

5 Demons Controlling a Razor Blade out of 5


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