Eventually this will probably be reprinted here in the U.S. but until it is, seek it out at used bookstores. Shocking is what Laymon did best and he doesn't disappoint here.

So far this lady is 2 for 2. I didn't like this as much as The Harrowing, but I did like it.

Pretty good, if a little bit dated, werewolf novel. Apparently Stephen King really liked it...

Awesome. The closest thing to it I've ever read was Lawrence Watt-Evans The Nightmare People, and that book was awesome too. Looking forward to reading Demon Eyes next.

OK, this one was infuriating, extremely exciting and disturbing, but I didn't dig the ending. Still a good read. Can't wait for more of their stuff.

For a book called Werewolf it sure didn't focus too much on its titular character. There was some distubing imagery and the setup was intriguing but overall pretty forgettable.

This is a pretty intense little book. The ending was kinda anti-climactic, but the ride getting there was fun and violent. Recommended if you like fast paced action.

It's literally a tie between this comic and Get Fuzzy for my favorite comic strips right now. Of the two, Pearls is definitely the darker, more mean spiritied. Don't believe me, wait 'til the Christmas panels. Gotta love it.

Another great Get Fuzzy collection, that fails only in that it's too darn short!

OK, this book feels derivative (even getting comparisons to Stephen King's It) but somehow, oh yes somehow, this book works. I was up until 3am finishing this book. Rollo is definitely a writer to watch. Right now this is the Horror novel to beat for '09. I'm not kidding.

This book plays nasty and, by default, so does John Everson. I loved his first book, Covenant, and with Sacrifice the lovefest continues. Yet another author on the "Automatic Buy List".

This book was fast paced yet kinda boring at the same time. It had a somewhat interesting premise but didn't seem to really develop the scope of the situation. I almost liked it, but not enough to recommend.

This book is so awesomely over the top and ridiculous! I loved every page! I've read a couple of this guy's books in the past and now I can say I'm hooked. I've got the second book in this series raring to go. If you like James Rollins read Matthew Reilly. Shoom!

I've yet to be disappointed by this author and here he gives us a nice little Lovecraftian jaunt that's maybe slightly too short (a bit more action in the town of Golden Cove would have been nice). Still, if you like Horror novels you can't go wrong with James A. Moore's stuff.

I beleive this is a first novel and in some ways it shows, but the monster is first class. It's summer time, read something fun and light. Something like Voracious.

OK, so if this were a movie I would just put it on a loop and watch it over and over about twenty times. Absolutely astounding. Fast paced, with equal parts wonder and dread, this is probably this Summer's most intense book. I'd expect this to be a movie in the not too distant future. Awesome all around.

I loved Gil's All Fright Diner when I read it a couple years ago and was pleasantly surprised to see this book at my local bookstore. A fun, fast read with interesting characters (one of them is made of paper). If you like funny with your fantastic, check this book out.

You will be disturbed by this book or you've missed too many doses of medication.

Braunbeck writes astounding, lyrical Horror fiction that helps aid the notion that Horror fiction can indeed be literature.