Actor Thomas Stanton returns to the house where his daughter disappeared, on thecliffs above the sea - where her remains were found in a cave two years later. His return triggers a series of events including more murder and flashes of memory and vision that threaten the actor's fragile psyche.... An exceptionally effective casebook of abnormal psychology.
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Brilliant is the only word I can use to describe this book, it is just fantastic. This is the first of Rusch's solo books I had read (I'd read several of her Star Trek books written with husband Dean Wesley Smith), and I have to admit I wasn't expecting much. But I was very much mistaken. This is better than the majority of her Star Trek books, though not her best (White Mists of Power is better).
It is a book full of horror and intrigue, and Rusch's prose keeps you totally engaged the whole way through. The characters are not perfect and are very indentifable with, and we can feel for their problems, and Rusch injects some real feeling. At times we feel scared for the characters (BTW I would call this horror, not SF), something that is hard to get across in a book. The ending is a great climax, not what I was expecting, but I won't give it away, read it yourself!
It is a book full of horror and intrigue, and Rusch's prose keeps you totally engaged the whole way through. The characters are not perfect and are very indentifable with, and we can feel for their problems, and Rusch injects some real feeling. At times we feel scared for the characters (BTW I would call this horror, not SF), something that is hard to get across in a book. The ending is a great climax, not what I was expecting, but I won't give it away, read it yourself!
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It's a horror story.
29 Sep 2011
By sciencefictionfan
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Lately reading this author and find her to be an
excellent one. Having no review for this book, written
in 1993, I sent for it. Now I am afraid to read it.
The introduction states this is a psychological
horror story. The cover blurb is about unspeakable
truth, and the back cover tells of a murdered daughter,
women dying, and the worst horror being the truth. So...
not my cup of tea; I write this just to inform others,
that they will know in advance what they would be
getting.
Hope it helps.
excellent one. Having no review for this book, written
in 1993, I sent for it. Now I am afraid to read it.
The introduction states this is a psychological
horror story. The cover blurb is about unspeakable
truth, and the back cover tells of a murdered daughter,
women dying, and the worst horror being the truth. So...
not my cup of tea; I write this just to inform others,
that they will know in advance what they would be
getting.
Hope it helps.
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