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Published: Feb. 09, 2010
Words: 7309 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
Nathan, forced to hide in his backyard in the dead of night, gets a disturbing phone call from a stranger. Now, before time runs out, Nathan will discover if his once honed instincts will keep him alive or take him to the brink of the impossible and a fear he thought he conquered.Adult-content rating:
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thriller, horror, suspense, actionAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Rick Barry
on May 24, 2012 :
Very entertaining.
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Review by:
gotmud
on July 12, 2011 :
I THOUGHT THIS WAS A GREAT BOOK. I LOVE THE STORY LINE. KEEP THE GREAT WORK UP.....
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Review by:
Mark Petersen
on April 13, 2010 :
It was an enjoyable read and I feel like your main character was pretty realistic as far as his personality and thoughts go.
Some of the gadgetry, particularly the Jeep's dashboard functions seemed a little too James Bond for me, and I would have enjoyed some explanation for the phone call's origin and perhaps some explanation of what came over the bridge.
You definitely have strong skills in imagery and in engaging your reader. Well done!
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Review by:
Nathan Henrion
on April 05, 2010 :
Finally! A hero who does what everyone in the theater screams at them to do! Great Read!
****Spoiler warning****
Why not 5 stars? Bro...you didn't explain the time warp phone call!
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Review by:
Ruth Ann Nordin
on March 29, 2010 :
This was one of those stories where I had to stop reading at night so I could wait until it was daylight. LOL The beginning is set up with a guy on a cell phone who gets this mysterious phone call warning him that he needs to follow the caller's instructions or else he'll end up dead.
I do agree with the other reviewer who said that unlike other stories where the main character does something stupid, this guy was smart. I can't say too much without giving the story away, but let's say that what was coming was indeed as freaky as one would expect.
Now I want to read everything by this author. I hope he continues to write more!
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Review by:
Dan Fitzpatrick
on March 05, 2010 :
This was a real fun story.
All I could think about while reading this was when you watch a thriller or a horror movie and you're yelling at the screen calling people idiots for not doing what YOU would be doing. Over the Bridge was one of the very few stories I can remember that the main character in a horror setting wasn't a complete idiot and did everything the right way, the way I would do it, haha!
I also liked the little time warp aspect too. It added a little more fun and intrigue to the plot. It was equally insignificant as it was significant ... I liked that. After reading this story, that seemingly ridiculous sentence will make more sense.
Good job, Randy - 5 stars!
Dan Fitzpatrick, Author
Vision: Evan's Book & VisionII: The Black Skull
www.dansvisionproductions.com
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