The Condemned opens in a future much like our present. America is at war. The economy is in the crapper.
In a word – dystopia.
Jett Dormer works for the government as a professional auto reclaimer. Everyday he drives his wrecking truck into the heart of the quarantined city, risking attack from the zombie-like City People. He hauls out abandoned cars which are crushed and converted into scrap metal to feed the every hungry American war machine. While he’s doing this job he discovers...
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Author: David Dickey Benjamin's Parasite was just a delight to read. I don't think anyone in the genre can mix humor and horror the way Jeff Strand does. This book was a blast and I loved every minute of it. It kind of has that Harold and Kumar feel to it. There's one simple problem thats trying to get fixed. A lot easier said than done though. There are just problems on top of problems. All of the characters are a trip to read with my personal favorite being the brothers. "Vengeance!" An author that came to mind while reading this is Christopher Moore, another of my favorites. This is a wild and wacky ride all to get one little parasite out....well maybe not too little. Check it out and have a laugh or two.
Author: William C. Rasmussen Benjamin's Parasite by Jeff Strand is a decent read, but humor in horror, for me, is not a good mix. I loved his novel, Pressure, a fantastic serious read! But Benjamin's Parasite is not bad, there's a lot of humor, and a lot of people love that type of horror. To me, though, he tries a lot to emulate Joe Lansdale with his Hap and Leonard series, but comes up a bit short. Benjamin's Parasite is a decent effort from Mr. Strand, but unlike Lansdale, he goes a bit over-the-top with his humor a bit too much. A good tale, though, with a neat little monster and recommended.
Author: Jack Staynes I like a nice Jeff Strand story, it's refreshing for me to read one, in 'Benjamin's Parasite' Jeff Strand takes you on a road trip like no other. Follow Benjamin Wilson in his quest to get rid of his unwanted visitor. Along the way meeting some clumsy thug brothers, a gang of vile rednecks and Benjamin's little guest. I blew through this book in a day, a great read as always.
