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Serenity Falls

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this was the second novel i read by james a moore and i have to say it is awsome. the story centers around the town of serenity falls and the people there. it starts off with another town burning to the ground and the thing that did it is just getting warmed up.

enter serenity falls one night during a thunderstorm the entity comes. what happens after that is the slow disintegration of a town from the inside. there is only one person that can stop the destruction and that is jonathon crowley (see under the overtree for his first appearence). what happens when he gets there you have to read to find out. this book is fast and exciting and has a ending that is fast paced and action packed

honestly this is one of the best horror novel's i have read and for those of you that liked roland in king's the gunslinger series crowley makes him look like a wimp. read this book it is worth it. plus serenity falls has been rewritten and is being published in three parts with new content i personally can't wait and if you can't either buy this version. the only problem is it comes from vegas so it may take awhile

This book is great!! The only problem is the proof-reader dropped the ball. The story is very complex and the person who is responsible for little things like: spelling and making sure the right name stays with the right character blew it. I find it frustrating to have to reread a page because the name was wrong. The book itself and the story idea are great. Mr. Moore has several good story ideas going at the same time. Yet he makes it all work. If you enjoy complex stories this book is for you.

This was a really good book, along the lines of Masterton and Little, though the ending rang a bit like some Bentley Little books. I.e. they easily killed the monster the end. Otherwise great read. Fair warning though, there are on average 2 typos per page, just little frustrating ones, so hide all the pens and markers before you start, because it made me want to fix the mistakes myself before the end of the first chapter.

I agree with everyone else; the story is excellent, but the publisher needs to find a new proofreader! There were hundreds and hundreds of mistakes, very obvious mistakes that were very frustrating while trying to read and enjoy the book.