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The resort of Boleta Bay is not the carefree place it used to be. A series of unexplained disappearances, and holiday-makers threatened by an army of leering bums, casts a shadow over summer pleasures. But now Boleda Bay is fighting back and their campaign leads them to the abandoned Funhouse.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Jeremy and his mother have just moved from a remote village to the californian seaside resort of Boleta Bay. The 16-year old is thrilled to bits about the new town - everything is just so exciting. There's the beach with lots of half-naked girls who he likes to watch for hours and hours on end, and the buzzling fun park which tells of excitement and adventures. The only problem is that Jeremy doesn't know anybody of his own age just yet, and so he makes it his first mission to find some new friends. Since he's had the image of a sissy and a loser in his old village, he's now determined to make a fresh start. He decides he is going to do whatever it takes to be seen as cool. When a group of teenies approach him, they seem nice enough, but as Jeremy gets to know them better he soon finds out some nasty little secrets about his new friends. And that's when the horror begins...
Gina Skinner www.geocities.com/ginaskinner_uk
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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This book was my first Richard Laymon book so it will always be special for me. Laymon creates sick and twisted characters you want to kill, side by side with loveable cool characters you want to hug and kiss. The thriller builds up to a page turning climax in the last 100 pages. Some great plot twists makes this book into being even nicer. If you never read a Laymon try this one first. If you DID read a Laymon and liked his style, YOU MUST GET THIS ONE!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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This book is one of Richard Laymons best ever, with a fantastic twist at the end and non-stop heart pounding action throughout the whole novel. You MUST read this book
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The book arrived in a very short time and in good condition. I'd use this seller again.
Published 24 months ago by A. Fraser
Very disappointing
I found this book at a charity shop and, having been told that Laymon is a good read, and as I am already a fan of King and Koonz, I forked out 50p for it. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2009 by SpookyRex
Another great Laymon :-)
I've read about 20 Richard Laymon books now and there isn't a single one I havent loved - although some are better than others as with any auther - I'm beginning to think he cannot... Read more
Published on 15 Mar 2008 by marky77
Funland
This is one of our all time favourite laymon novels as it kept you guessing until the very last page. There are so many twists and turns we thought we were at hampton court maze!! Read more
Published on 17 July 2007 by bigbird74
Classic laymon
Funland is an entertaining novel set in a small American seaside resort called boleta bay. It's main attraction being a fun park on a pier which contains such attractions as... Read more
Published on 8 Jun 2007 by J. Maguire
Hmmmm.....
This is the first Richard Laymon book I have read, and I feel a bit mixed about it. Mr Laymon is quite obviously a quality author; the book started well, introducing fairly decent... Read more
Published on 5 Sep 2006 by The Owler
A class 'A' novel, if ever there were one.
I found a copy of this book discarded by the poolside whilst on holiday in Mallorca recently, and for the life of me I cannot figure out why anyone would want to part with it. Read more
Published on 21 Sep 2005 by Garry Abbott
The book that made me read more Laymon
This is the first Richard Laymon book I tried, having exhausted my local bookshop's supply of Stephen King titles! Read more
Published on 20 July 2005
Funland not worth the visit
This book starts slow and doesnt really pick up much steam until the last 3 or 4 chapters, at this point the author sems to be under pressure to finish the stopry and throws in... Read more
Published on 26 Jun 2004 by Meta Jamison
This was slightly dissappointing
It started off a bit slow. It didn't really get interesting until about half way through, and by then I was a bit confused about the point of the story. Read more
Published on 19 Jan 2004 by Ash Udimion
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