Surviving Mancation

Adult
Rated 5.00/5 based on 1 review
What happens on mancation, stays on mancation.
Nine guys. A three-day weekend. A lakeside vacation home. One monster snow storm. What could possibly go wrong?
Friday night ends with the party of the century and a blizzard to match. Then Saturday begins with the shocking death of a friend. How did he die? Was he murdered? Is there a stranger among them, or something else…watching them? More
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About L. J. Noker

L. J. Noker earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Penn State and his master’s degree in the same field from Carnegie Mellon University. He lives in Pittsburgh, PA with his beloved family and is hard at work on his next creation.
I’d like to thank each and every one of you who took the time to read something from my imagination. The idea that you enjoyed my words is quite humbling. Please leave a review on amazon.com or goodreads.com.
Check out Edge of Betrayal, The New Caporesso Chronicles, Book I, a family friendly epic fantasy adventure. Strength of swords, honor in victory.
You can contact me at lodgepub@gmail.com.

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Review
Ella Medler reviewed on Jan. 8, 2014

Nine friends in one remote holiday house for a long weekend of R&R. What could possibly go wrong?

I mean, they’ve got enough food.

Surviving Mancation is an original mix of mystery, crime and thriller, at times introspective and often hilarious, with enough twists to make you pleasantly dizzy. A classic ‘whodunnit’ with a contemporary and entirely plausible ring to it.

I loved the concept of this book, and the beautiful descriptions. I could picture only too well the house, the forest, the lake, even the watcher in the woods. The nine guys spending the weekend together are a motley bunch, each with his own backstory and motivation, intrigue and deep-rooted emotions running pretty close to the surface. Right from the beginning, you wonder: quite how good and how close are these friends?

I enjoyed the banter between friends, the silly antics of Mac and Cody, and even the last-minute betrayal. Really loved them all. There is a scene in a confessional right at the end, so good, it’ll leave you thinking. And then BAM – the ending.

Fully deserving of five stars, Surviving Mancation is one of the few books I’ll likely read again. I recommend it. Scenes of violence and some adult language make it unsuitable for young readers.
(reviewed the day of purchase)
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