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Event works but barely. Maybe Trappedor Enduranceby Jack Kilborn (A.K.A. J A Konrath). They weren't my favorite books but they were almost non-stop bloody gorey, scary-make-you-want-to-puke action, that's for sure.
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OHH.. OOO..OOHH...
PhantomsKoontz. Dark Fall and Midnight should get honorable mention too.
Twilight eyes is a demon kickin book too (but I mention it a lot.)
PhantomsKoontz. Dark Fall and Midnight should get honorable mention too.
Twilight eyes is a demon kickin book too (but I mention it a lot.)
Jason wrote: "Preston and Child books, I think, mix some horror and action elements together. Books like Relic."Relic is one of my favorite Preston/Child book. I agree it has a great mix of horror and action.
Hugh (The other Hugh) wrote: "I liked Relic and the sequel Reliquary both. Good scary stories."I have really liked all of the Pendergast books.
Pax wrote: "Hugh (The other Hugh) wrote: "OHH.. OOO..OOHH...
Phantoms was da'balm yo!"
Yea, and
Lightning was a good read.
Phantoms was da'balm yo!"
Yea, and
Lightning was a good read.
I must also say that "Phantoms" by Dean Koontz is a great novel. I also liked "Dark fall" by the same author and "Terminal Freeze" by Lincoln Child.
How about F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack series. They must be read in order, as the each book builds upon the next. Awesome series!
I personally think its his best book. Outside the Jack series. F Paul did say he has ideas for sequeal. I feel good that I was one of the people that clammered for stories about Jacks early years with Abe and Julio.
Never Deal with a Dragon By N. Charrette. The first three books. I kind of lot touch after the first three. Then one morning I woke up and it's like there was a Shadowrun Explosion. They even have a Shadowrun RPG!
But the first three books were actually fun reads.
But the first three books were actually fun reads.
The wife enjoyed The Act of Laughing. It's probably on the threshold between horror and action/adventure, but she said it was pretty fast paced, and the police-procedural thriller subplots were interesting and well done. Could use a good proofread/edit, but she said the content itself was crisply done, and entertaining.
I finished Damoren this morning and it's a good action horror novel about monster hunters with special weapons they bond to. I'd recommend it to people like action and horror combined.
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