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Old 01-14-2011, 01:31 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by Daniel A Roberts View Post
Hobgoblin by John Coyne.

The end part where we find out the 'monster' that killed people so horribly was actually a deranged psychopathic old man who's lunatic strength pretty much made sure he could easily off people, made every past scene in the book suddenly seem it could really happen. Never before had a book turned what could have been a seeming fantasy to reality so easily for me. They even thought he was a monster, he was so decrepit and stooped over... he fit the lore of a Black Annis in a roleplay game the protagonist of the book played called Hobgoblin. Good stuff.
I loved this book too - it's quite hard to find now and my paperback is pretty battered. Brilliant story though.
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