David McAfee

This was a book of extremely short horror stories. Most only 100 words including the title. A few stories were a little longer, and they were pretty much the only saving grace. They were mildly entertaining. This was my first time reading "flash fiction" and I guess I'm just not a fan. To me, the 100 word stories were like a punchline without a joke.... or maybe just the joke. Not very satisfying.

For quick, fun, nasty reads the Dead Man books are hard to beat. Rabkin and Goldberg have done a great job of creating a series with the pace and feel of a TV show (no surprise given their backgrounds) that works perfectly in the Kindle age.

Wow, this book was awful. I always forget what it's like reading books by guys and end up convincing myself they're not that bad. Except then they totally are! If you want a book that involves a girlfriend being fridged near the end, then this is for you.

David McAfee took the standard vampire idea and made it his own. It was a great book to read and didn't bore me at all. It was amazing to see how the characters all mixed together by the end. The history and bible references just made the story seem all the more real. I hope he releases a sequel to this book so we can see the characters again.
Overall it was an enthralling read and i would recommend it to anyone who likes the original Dracula and the not so sparkly vampires.