Sins of the Flesh

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Summary: SINFUL REVIEW
Review: Being from Malden, MO myself, I loved the way the authors' incorperated all of the towns in the region of which the book was set. The research done for this book was pretty accurate, but with a few fictions. However, I would gladly recommend this book to anyone looking for a horrific thrill from start to finish.

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Summary: Sins of the Flesh
Review: Having grown up in the bootheel of Southeast MO, I found the book particularly interesting. The area covered in the book is a rich area of (excuse the phrase) rural legend. A good read with good suspense and imagination.

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Summary: My search is finally over!
Review: I read this book about 8 years ago. It was the only book that has ever given me nightmares (and I mean bad ones). I borrowed it to someone and forgot who and it was never returned. I coundn't for the life of me remember the name of it only the picture on the front cover. I have spent 8 years searching and finally found it again. If you like truely scary stuff...don't let this one pass you by. You will remember it for a long time!

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Summary: Super Scary!!!
Review: I read this book over ten years ago and I am still having nightmares!!

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Summary: A real "can't put it down" kind of book
Review: If you're a fan of GOOD horror, this is certainly a book for you. Once I started the story, I was hooked to the last victim.

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Summary: Worth it! A CLASSIC!
Review: If you're looking for an excellent Classic horror story that actually delivers real terror and suspense this is certainly the one . Better than Masterson, King, Koontz, Saul or Laymon and I say that without reservation. Easily ranks with the best and that is very rare. This is not splatterpunk THANK GOD!!!

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Summary: A book you can not put down!
Review: Read the book twice. Hard to put the thing down. Keeps you on the edge. A must for the horror nut.

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Summary: Good, good stuff
Review: Sikes is a terrific creation, a man-wolf on a mission. He's as good a character as the wulfies Harry Shannon's Night of the Werewolf, and that's saying something. This book is right up there with The Totem, Howling and Wolfen just not as well known.

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Summary: Sins Of The Flesh
Review: This book is a great read. I read it about 11 years ago and couldn't put it down. If you are into horror, then this is the book for you. Definitely a page turner and a must read.....enjoy.