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The Night Strangers
The Night Strangers: A Novel
by Chris Bohjalian
Terrifying (4/10/2012)
I am a big fan of Chris Bohjalian. If you're from New England or if you've just visited, you are able to visualize many of the settings of his novels. This is his only horror offering, as far as I know, but on a plane with Stephen King's The Shining. Inspires fear and …more
The River King
The River King
by Alice Hoffman
Gripping story (3/17/2009)
Alice Hoffman is one of my favorite author and this is my favorite of all her novels. It mixes up mystery, romance, and the underlying element of hazing. It keeps one's attention throughout, and will not disappoint.
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