Mystery Walk

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Summary: Not an ordinary McCammon book
Review: Mystery Walk while not one of Robert McCammon's greatest works is still a great read for a lazy afternoon. If you want to read a great McCammon book try Usher's Passing or Swan Song.

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Summary: whatever emotion you can think off,it's all here.Brilliant.
Review: Right from page one to finish,unbelievebly hard to put down,moreover this is a story you'd wish there was no ending to. Robert McCammon delivers a roller coster of a ride with all human emotions,highlighting a very powerfull love between siblings and the magical relationship a mother and son posess.This story makes the works of Stephen King seem like stories and novels intended for teenagers.Even top movie directors can never be able to recreate the work of true brilliance on film.I first read the book in '92 and again in '93 and by now all my friends and colleuges have too,its one my life's treasures. By the time you finish the book,one thing is sure to happen,you are going to stare at in your hand and say"That was one amazingly incredable story" and wish someone would make a movie on it.

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Summary: MYSTERY WALK IS NO WALK IN THE PARK!
Review: Robert McCammon takes you on a journey unlike any you've taken before in this riveting story of two opposite people finding their own paths in life. The pace is great and the characters so engaging that it is very hard to put down this wonderfully written book. There are a feww surprises in this book that make it even more appealing and a fun read.

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Summary: My Review of Mystery Walk
Review: Robert R. McCammon does a fine job at making the reader feel for the characters, Romona and Billy Creekmore. The realization of prejudice in the 1960's and today is brought out in Mystery Walk. The suspense and in depth storyline make the reader to want to keep reading and to not want to put the book down. McCammon gives a unique personality to each of his characters. There are characters that you will follow, and those that you will hate. The descriptions are so thorough that the reader will feel as if they know the characters. This book will be good for readers who like horror and mystery stories. It twists horror and mystery together to create a story of suspense and a tale of hardship of a woman and her son through life. Mystery Walk deals with the battles between life and death, God and evil, and the people that life has chosen to be the go-betweens.

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Summary: My Review of Mystery Walk
Review: Robert R. McCammon does a fine job at making the reader feel for the characters, Romona and Billy Creekmore. The realization of prejudice in the 1960's and today is brought out in Mystery Walk. The suspense and in depth storyline make the reader to want to keep reading and to not want to put the book down. McCammon gives a unique personality to each of his characters. There are characters that you will follow, and those that you will hate. The descriptions are so thorough that the reader will feel as if they know the characters. This book will be good for readers who like horror and mystery stories. It twists horror and mystery together to create a story of suspense and a tale of hardship of a woman and her son through life. Mystery Walk deals with the battles between life and death, God and evil, and the people that life has chosen to be the go-betweens.

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Summary: Good if derivative
Review: The Stephen King influence here is immensely strong -- long-time horror fans should easily spot the many similarities between Mystery Walk and other King books (most especially The Dead Zone). That being said, Mystery Walk is an entertaining, lively story. A pleasant time-waster.

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Summary: This book is good!!
Review: This book held me from the beginning on...I finished it in two days, which I've never ever done before. I think it is an awesome book, It's got Motion Picture written all over it!

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Summary: Like nothing I've read before
Review: This book is interesting from cover to cover. The plot is just so interesting. McCammon does such a good job of creating a complex plot that is easy to comprehend. Why is McCammon so underrated?

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Summary: Another superb winner from McCammon
Review: This book once again demonstrates McCammon's multi-faceted talent in this great tale which tells of a special boy with a cursed ability to talk to the end, about his dreams, hopes and struggles through life, and the final confrontation with the greatest evil. Absolutely superb writing which again proves how good McCammon is.


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Summary: Another good read from McCammon
Review: This is the sixth McCammon book I read, and although people say theres an evident King influence to his writing in this particular work, I might even say, yes, there is, but it still bears his cinematic writing style and his bizarre characters. It makes for tense reading and is well worth recommending for all fans.