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Review by:
gotmud
on July 11, 2011 :
WHAT A GREAT READ. THIS IS A GREAT BOOK. WOULD LOVE TO READ MORE FROM THIS AUTHOR.
(review of free book)
Review by:
DIANE MARTIN
on March 28, 2011 :
I totally enjoyed this book! It is a great read!
(review of free book)
Review by:
D.G. Gass
on Jan. 09, 2011 :
Author Steven Savile gives readers a small taste of his book "Gold" in this short story.
In "Ghostkillers", Savile's character, Noah Larkin returns home bringing with him the ghosts of his failures. In an attempt to lessen the pain of the memories, he turns to the comfort of an unlikely friend, Margot. When he realizes that she had been victimized, he sets out to right a wrong.
Cheesecake. Not the story, but the feeling that one might get after eating a slice of double chocolate cheesecake with a raspberry sauce that you would find at fine restaurant, made by a top-notch pastry chef. After having had a slice, you want more and look forward to the day that you can savor that taste again. That's how "Ghostkiller" left me after I finished reading it.
The sampling of Mr. Savile's upcoming novel achieved it's purpose with splendid results. A more then satisfying read that has the reader (or at least me) looking forward to when the novel "Gold" is released to find out what happened that caused those memories to haunt his character in the first place. Of course, now I'll have to go back and read "Silver" just to make sure I don't miss a thing.
If you enjoy thriller and suspense and have yet to read anything by Steven Savile, this is an excellent way to be introduced to his writings. And if you're a fan of the author and have yet to download this book, then what are you waiting for?
(review of free book)