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"TEN YEARS GONE was an outstanding read. We can't recommend this one enough. Filled with tension, intrigue and the reality that soon, another body will be found, you'll be flipping the pages as fast as you can." KENDALL REVIEWS " TEN YEARS GONE is a superb bit of writing that is carried out at breakneck speed with not one wasted word. An excellent story. mind-blowing and hugely satisfying." UNCOMFORTABLY DARK Praise for BEHEMOTH , the debut novel from HP Newquist."Newquist is a great writer . . . his words vividly stoke the imagination!" CEMETERY DANCE "One of the best books I've read in a very long time." HORROR BOUND "Newquist has created a fine horror novel that dares to be called literary/historical fiction and entertains xa0the reader from start to finish." HORROR REVIEW "I'm not a fan of the frequently overused phrase xa0"unputdownable" but there really is no other way to describe this book. This was easily a 5 star read . . . on my top reads of the year list." KENDALL REVIEWS "Newquist is an accomplished writer and it shows on each page of BEHEMOTH. A wild ride that doesn't ease up on tension, this is a must-read for any horror junkie." FANBASE PRESS "Genuinely terrifying and filled with dread." GINGERNUTS OF HORROR "Dark, sinister . . . truly terrifying." FUNDINMENTAL HP Newquist is the author of more than thirty books and hundreds of magazine articles and essays. He has received awards and accolades from the American Library Association , the American Association for the Advancement of Science , and The New York Public Library . His work has appeared in and been cited by such diverse publications as The New York Times, USA Today, Variety, The Wall Street Journal, Billboard, Forbes, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Computerworld, and Popular Science —and has been translated into languages including kanji, Korean, Mandarin, Indonesian, and Arabic.xa0Outside of his writing, Newquist is the founder of The National GUITAR Museum.xa0He can be found online at newquist.net Read more
Features & Highlights
- Every November for nearly a decade, a body has been found hanging from a tree outside the town of Kerrville. As the tenth year approaches, the killer leaves clues that indicate there will only be one more murder. A reality show and its celebrity host decide that this last murder could be the ratings they've always wanted--and they are determined to find the murderer before the police do. But the police--and the killer--think that is a very, very bad idea.
