horror

Blogging for the counter. full review to follow. I actually had not planned to buy this book since I was not crazy about the first three. But when I heard this was the conclusion to the series I decided to go ahead and get it to see how it ended.

I actually finished this last week but forgot to blog it for the counter. Full review to follow later.

COPIED BLURB:  Suspended in a haze of terror, humanity makes its last stand against unholy destruction!

COPIIED BLURB:  THE MAN IN THE BLACK SUIT FOUR UNABRIDGED DARK TALES FROM

STEPHEN KING

The Man in the Black Suit

Read by John Cullum

I'm going to recommend against reading this while vacationing in Mexico (I did and boy, did I regret it.) This book had me freaked out for days, dark and uncompromising with believable characters.

Something is loose in Las Vegas.  It’s murdering people and snacking on their insides.  A team of special security agents, hired for a rap star’s concert are assigned to find it and kill it. 

A stalker, threatening packages, a rich and famous actor, a dead man that's not dead, a man that keeps reliving moments after dying, and mysterious callers from beyond the grave?

Novella and novelette length stories are a fast-fading art, so it's
always exciting to see them show up. Rich Ristow's Into the Cruel Sea
is a fast paced tale set on a military base in Bermuda where Beth, a
teen girl on the cusp of adulthood, is about to face the imaginable.

Courtesy of The Fix Online: 

http://thefix-online.com/reviews/horror-library-2/

An anthology of twenty three tales
mirror their subject matter, flavorful as a triple burger and fries
and as dangerous as hot grease Fried! is the first project from
horror genre newcomer Graveside Tales.