Rated of 5
by joe loved it
This book was a real good read, one of the best I've ever read. The constant hooks, the reality of being chared in a fire, the stages of hell were all just awesome
Rated of 5
by Anike Creepy good!
I absolutely loved the story! It is dark and strange but draws you in as if you are looking into someone's intimate life and know you should look away but you can't stop staring.
Can't wait to read his next book!
Rated of 5
by Elizabeth Different, but good
"Everyone's past, I try to rationalize, is nothing more than the collection of memories they choose to remember"...pages 487 and 488...paperback edition.
A porn star burned in a car crash, a wealthy schizophrenic, undying friendships, and beautiful love stories.
The Gargoyle was full of creative ideas, love stories, life lessons, and strange thoughts and happenings, but the title doesn't allow you to even think these things would be inside the book.
The Gargoyle goes back and forth in time and is a story about the treatment of a burn victim and how another patient from the mental health ward visits and eventually takes care of him at her home. There had been a previous connection between them according to the schizophrenic, Marianne Engel, that leads back to the 1300's.
Quite interesting storyline...don't want to tell too much because don't want to give the ingenious story away.
Book was different and strange, but made you think anything is possible. :) It definitely holds your interest after you get through the first 50 pages.
ENJOY!! It was an excellent book
Rated of 5
by GrannyGrad Mesmerizing
I can't quite understand the one bad review, as this is absolutely one of the best books I've read lately...and I've read plenty of good books. The characters are well-defined, the plot is different from anything I've ever read before, and it is so beautifully written that it is very hard to put down. There are stories within the primary story, as well, rather like Scheherezade. This book will keep you riveted for hours. Well worth the price and the time taken to read it!
Rated of 5
by Matthew Shadows Poor Book
I absolutely do not recommend this book to anyone unless they like to waste their time on reading nothing intriguing.
Rated of 5
by Jennifer S. Brooks Touched by the Inferno
Unfolding like cake batter being poured into a pan, The Gargoyle immediately draws the reader to a man, who should be pitiful, but somehow is not. A man who is repeatedly saved – from an unfulfilling life as a drug-addicted porn star, from a burning car, from the edge of giving up on life…when into his life comes an artist who tells stories of their lives together 700 years ago.
Characters with depth populate this page turner that keeps you guessing even after you finish the last page.
Andrew Davidson, in his inaugural book, shows that he is a master of visualization and emotion.
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