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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A SPOOKY, UNNERVING TALE..., 24 Dec 2005
This is a genuinely creepy book that fans of the horror genre will most certainly enjoy. Fairly well-written, with a good amount of suspense and horror, this fast-paced story will definitely keep the reader turning the pages. Even some of the implausible aspects of the story will not diminish one's enjoyment of this entertaining book.A young doctor, Michael Cayle, tired of life in the Big Apple, decides to leave New York City and settle down with his wife, Christine, and daughter, Jessica, in the small town of Ashborough, New Hampshire. He takes over the practice of the town's doctor, Neil Farris, who recently had his life snuffed out, a victim of a vicious dog attack. Dr. Cayle soon finds that things are not quite right in Ashborough, and it all begins from day one when he meets his neighbors, Phillip and Rosalia Deighton. Not only are the Deightons a bit strange, but so are the rest of the townspeople. Then there are those strange medical samples that Dr. Harris had squirreled away in his study. Add to that the strange golden lights that flash in the woods just beyond the perimeter of the house. Moreover, Cayle's relationship with his wife begins to change. Something is going on in Ashborough, and the Cayles are guaranteed not to like it.
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