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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.