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Inside the mind of serial killer Michael Harvey. If you thought the Highgate vampire was your only fear think again. A new evil transmigrates from soul to soul causing murder and mayhem in Highgate Cemetery.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
The first part of this book reminded me a lot of Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory as it also features a disturbed teenager and their descent into madness. There's plenty to satisfy gore hounds as you join Michael on his journey (Londoners will probably recognise a few of the locations).
But about half way through there's a twist which turns it into to creepy supernatural detective tale involving occult possession. There are certainly some intriguing ideas here.
The end result is a compelling, if nasty in places, serial killer detective story with a strong taste of Victorian gothic.
But about half way through there's a twist which turns it into to creepy supernatural detective tale involving occult possession. There are certainly some intriguing ideas here.
The end result is a compelling, if nasty in places, serial killer detective story with a strong taste of Victorian gothic.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
Great read, first time I have come across this author,and I hope to find more of his work, the story gripped me from the start until the very end.
I recommend this book.
I recommend this book.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Gory and gruesome shocker with a twist
18 May 2011
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
The first part of this book reminded me a lot of Iain Banks' The Wasp Factory as it also features a disturbed teenager and their descent into madness. There's plenty to satisfy gore hounds as you join Michael on his journey (Londoners will probably recognise a few of the locations).
But about half way through there's a twist which turns it into to creepy supernatural detective tale involving occult possession. There are certainly some intriguing ideas here.
The end result is a compelling, if nasty in places, serial killer detective story with a strong taste of Victorian gothic.
But about half way through there's a twist which turns it into to creepy supernatural detective tale involving occult possession. There are certainly some intriguing ideas here.
The end result is a compelling, if nasty in places, serial killer detective story with a strong taste of Victorian gothic.
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