eBook authors similar to Bentley Little? - Page 2

SimonSays · 03-07-2010, 10:50 PM

His Father's Son was very different from his previous books. I put it down and wasn't sure how I felt about it at first. I think it threw me for a loop without the sinister creatures (although I do wonder about his obsession with spooky clowns and carnivals- can you ask him if he has a fear of clowns

)being involved that I have been used to from Bentley Little's books. It was dark though in the way it shows how evil man can be

It is so hard for me to pick a favorite book of his. My first BL read was The Resort which I only picked up because on the cover it stated there was a money back guarentee if you didn't enjoy the book. I never even looked into the horror or thriller section of the book stores for my reads, but it happened to be on an end cap, misplaced by a customer I believe.

I picked it up and took it home. Had it finished that day. I just couldn't put it down. And then I immediately had to go back to the store the next day to buy up some more BL books and continue to do so as soon as a new one comes out

Fighting for top favorites are: The House, The Resort, The Store, The Association and The Town.

BTW, I pick up The Farm & They Hunger this week at my local Borders. I can not wait to read them

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03-07-2010, 10:50 PM	#16
SimonSays No wire hangers, ever! Posts: 183 Karma: 540 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: O-hi-o Device: Sony PRS-300	His Father's Son was very different from his previous books. I put it down and wasn't sure how I felt about it at first. I think it threw me for a loop without the sinister creatures (although I do wonder about his obsession with spooky clowns and carnivals- can you ask him if he has a fear of clowns )being involved that I have been used to from Bentley Little's books. It was dark though in the way it shows how evil man can be It is so hard for me to pick a favorite book of his. My first BL read was The Resort which I only picked up because on the cover it stated there was a money back guarentee if you didn't enjoy the book. I never even looked into the horror or thriller section of the book stores for my reads, but it happened to be on an end cap, misplaced by a customer I believe. I picked it up and took it home. Had it finished that day. I just couldn't put it down. And then I immediately had to go back to the store the next day to buy up some more BL books and continue to do so as soon as a new one comes out Fighting for top favorites are: The House, The Resort, The Store, The Association and The Town. BTW, I pick up The Farm & They Hunger this week at my local Borders. I can not wait to read them