Member Since: Feb. 20, 2011
Rigby4
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- The Converted
on May 23, 2011
Wow! I love it when I find something really, really different. This book is a genius blend of an apocolyptic world, the society and the people who have adapted to a whole new set of rules. It's all woven together by characters with whom the reader can relate. I think the Western setting is what makes it so unique.
- Burden Kansas
on June 05, 2011
This book doesn't disappoint ! The main character's personal demons were as dark as the vampire. I thought a lot about this story after I finished it. The suprise ending made me want to re-read for hints at what was to come. I'll be looking for more from this author.
- Dirty Little Angels
on June 05, 2011
The simplicity and resignation of the main character, Hailey, is heartbreaking. Hailey is a 16 year old girl with a pile of trauma behind her, beginning with her family. She had no positive influence and although I felt she was doomed to the same life that her parents and brother led, she persisted in searching for something more. If not hope, tenacity is a constant quality. The story elicits compassion.
- Nothing_In_This_Book
on Aug. 11, 2011
(no rating)
Why waste anyone's time with this crap?
- The Old One
on Sep. 16, 2011
I love stories that take place in creepy little towns whose residents have secrets! The setting of the Pacific Northwest and associated forest lends a feeling of vulnerability. This book kept my interest, including building the anticipation (or dread) of the "monster". I will watch for future books by this author.
- Host
on Nov. 17, 2011
I tried to read this book but didn't finish it. The syntax, and grammar were fine but I got bogged down in the detail and dialog . I would like to read it again if the author revises it.
- Welcome to Mom's Diner
on Nov. 28, 2011
This is a very clever little story. I enjoyed reading every word.
- The Kult
on March 23, 2012
I stumbled across Shaun Jeffrey the first time when I read "The Kult". Honestly, I was unaware of the film. I couldn't read the whole thing at once. The book is like finding something that you know you probably shouldn't be looking at, but you go back again and again anyway. It was so intense I could only read it in small bits.