An ancient and evil entity—a monster from another dimension—has murdered Frank Talbort’s wife, brother, and sister-in-law and stolen his identity. In possession of Frank’s body, the monster embarks on a bloody killing spree that terrorizes San Francisco. Meanwhile, Frank desperately searches for a way back to three-dimensional time. He must re-enter the physical world if he has any hope of stopping the monster that controls his former body. To that end, he turns to a comatose patient for help. Officer David Kemp has suffered a traumatic head injury while investigating the murder of Frank’s wife. He now lies in a hospital bed, fighting for his life. Frank’s spirit joins with David’s and successfully reawakens the broken body. However, their combined spirits also awaken an internal, schizophrenic battle between two personalities. The competing memories and emotions make it all but impossible to function. Somehow, the two spirits must come to terms with their inner! demons and learn to work together. Time is running out. The body count is rising. And the monster has his sights set on David’s wife next. They must stop it in time. These are Strange Days indeed.
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"A winner in its genre. A creepy, hair-raising, chill bumping read. Don't miss reading it. Definitely horror at its peak!" -- Midwest Book Review, October 15, 2005
"Wiehe has written a solid adventure with a metaphysical twist that is fast moving and action filled." -- Baryon Magazine, October 1, 2005
"Wiehe has written a solid adventure with a metaphysical twist that is fast moving and action filled." -- Baryon Magazine, October 1, 2005
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"Wiehe’s punchy prose pounds us with dementia, mis-adventure and enough multi-dimensional mayhem to KO Quinten Tarantino and leave him smiling as he hits the floor." —Weston Ochse, author of Scarecrow Gods and Appalachian Galapagos
"A novel of ageless evil, told with wicked abandon and stylish prose. Fred Wiehe has established himself as an important voice in a new age of horror fiction!" —Nicholas Grabowsky, author of The Everborn and Halloween IV
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Horror At It's Best! Creepy!,
This review is from: Strange Days (Paperback)
I want to tell you right-up front that if you are looking for a true horror read you simply must pick up this book. Talk about a creepy, hair-raising, chill bumping read this is the one, and something you should expect and receive in this genre. You will not be disappointed.
We have an evil spirit, one that survives only to kill and inflict misery on humans. How does he do this? He possesses bodies, from babies to adults; all for the purpose of giving untold misery and death. The depth of this spirits hatred seeps through the pages and actually makes you shiver. He at first lives through one man, but when that body is killed he posses another body, displacing this man Frank's spirit and leaving it in limbo on the earth; but this man is determined to retrieve his body and end the monsters ramped killing. The how's and why's of this are deep and you must read this work to fully understand the storyline; and trust me you will not be disappointed. You will see lives destroyed by this monster, but you will also see the merging of others to defeat his reign of terror. This story is intense, full of gore, murder and evil but also touches strongly on the spirit of humanity, the essence of life and the truth that good will overcome evil. If I may use my favorite term, this book 'creeped me out,' and for all those who want the jabegies scared out of them don't miss reading this book. A winner in it's genre, definitely giving the reader exactly what they expect to find, and more. One little tip, if you are reading this at night you may want to turn on a few extra lights.
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Wiehe has outdone himself with Strange Days. The pages could not turn quickly enough for me. Bizarre is probably the single best word I can use to describe the story. The author manages to capture evil, suspense, and drama all in the same well-spun tale. So, grab a copy of Strange Days and curl up on the couch for a good read. Just a warning though -- you may want to leave the lights on.
Scott Grueninger Loveland, Ohio
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This One Creeped Me Out!,
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Strange Days is the creepiest, scariest book I've ever read. It raised the hackles on the back of my neck. Read this one with all the lights on ... not just a reading lamp ... and forget a booklight ... that's definitely not enough. You won't be able to put this book down so prepare for an all nighter.
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