This was my introduction to the writing of Brian Knight and it convinced me to come back for more. A mysterious young girl comes to town suffering for amnesia and the town's trouble seem to amplify. What can a teenage boy do when the town starts to turn agains him and this girl, who he loves? Brian Knights gives the reader a couple of characters to care about and an interesting terror about horrors we know and a few we don't. Recommended.
Been dealing with Larry Roberts since 1996 and Shane since 2000 and these are 2 guys who are some of the most trusted booksellers/publishers in the business. Top quality customer service and attention to detail. Buy with confidence, o' book collector and you weary reader of obscure tomes!
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Author: William C. Rasmussen Dreams in Black and White is yet another beautiful, bittersweet tale of loss from John R. Little. This guy can do no wrong! From Miranda, Placeholders, and the Grey Zone, to his current release, Little loves to toy with time, love and loss, to bend it to his whims, enthralling the reader and providing tear-jerker after tear-jerker. This one is no different. A 40-ish photographer begins having dreams, dreams in only black and white, which begin to predict the future. But, do they predict the future or actually cause it? Charlie Parkinson finds out to his chagrin in this captivating, melancholic novella. Highly recommended!
Author: geoff guthrie This is a dark story. It tells the story of a man (Charlie) who never dreams, but starts to dream in black and white and is very realistic. Charlie is a photographer and starts to heed his visions and he goes to where the dreams take him and he photographs people who at the instant of their death. His dreams are visions into the future where people die. These morbid photographs start making his career take off, but while his career is taking off his wife is dying of cancer, a symptom she keeps to herself.
Anything else would be giving away the beauty of the story as there are twists and turns that happen with Charlie that one would not expect. The story is dark given the subject matter but it is very well told. This story will linger with you for a while.
Author: glenn smith Several storyline paths and ending came to mind but fortunately none panned out, which is a good thing 'cause predictable sucks. A tad too much narrative and dialogue in some places that didn't move the story forward, create tension, or say much new for my taste. All in all a solid read with a hard, unseen uppercut at the end.
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