Jere Cunningham

Five men from the city - a father and son, two brothers, and a business partner of theirs - go into the woods to do some hunting. What could possibly go wrong for them deep within posted woods? Apparently everything. Soon these city dwellers find themselves pitted against an evil so savage and ancient, even the locals avoid it at all costs.

I have to say that while this book was relatively good; overall, it just wasn't my cup of tea. It was certainly a good book for its type, and succeeded in holding my attention throughout, but I think that the hunting trip plot point didn't really work for me. I give this book an A!… (altro)

David was chilled to the bone when he read the words in his father's diary about the old blind man, Sprague. Now David, his wife, Sandy and his daughter Melanie have returned to David's childhood home to claim David's inheritance. All he knew about Sprague was that he somehow had caused David's father's death by reading his thoughts. Now, Sprague lives down the road from David and his family and is a virtual recluse.

David feels terribly threatened as strange occult happenings begin in the woods near his home and he can feel the danger grow as he, his wife and daughter, experience Sprague's evilness for themselves. I really enjoyed this horror story and give it an A+!… (altro)