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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best,
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This review is from: Twilight Children (Deathlands No 21) (Mass Market Paperback)
Same basic plot Ryan and Company land somewhere and discover that al is not as it seems. This is in my opinion a total worthless story, unless of course you like the charecter Mike Brother although I never did.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED,
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This review is from: Twilight Children (Deathlands No 21) (Mass Market Paperback)
THOUGH NOT WHAT I CONSIDER ONE OF THE BEST DEATHLAND STORIES IT IS STILL A WORTHWHILE EFFORT.A MAT TRANS LEAP IN THE BEGINNING OF THE STORY TO LONESOME GULCH REMINDS ME OF STEPHEN KING'S SHORT STORY "THE MIST" AND IS ALMOST AS EERIE.ANOTHER JUMP TO A PAST REDOUBT IN LOUISIANA ALSO IS NOTED.ONCE THEY STOP BOUNCING AROUND THEY END UP IN VERMONT THOUGH I THINK AXLER GOT HIS MAP WRONG IN SOME OF HIS REFERENCES.ANYWAYS THE BEST OF THIS STORY IS THE BEGINNING WHICH I HAVE MENTIONED.STILL WORTH IT FOR THE AVID FAN.
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Twilight Children (Deathlands No 21) by James Axler (Mass Market Paperback - May 1, 1994)
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