The Godsend

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Summary: The Godsend is pure horror
Review: How can this great book be out of print! It came out in 1978, riding the exorcist/rosemary's baby/omen horror craze of that era. The story is about a family who adopt a beautiful little girl...But then strange things start happening and people start dying. Told in an arresting first person style, the horror gradually mounts as the father begins to believe the worst. This tragic story is moving, exciting, and sure to freak you out. You'll love it if you enjoy 70s horror.

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Summary: One of the Best; Even Though It's Hard to Find
Review: I started reading this book in the afternoon and by night I had finished the whole thing (even though it was really short). The story picks you up and doesn't let you go until the end. The whole book is beautifully written and I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Horror novels or just Literature itself. The storyline is simple but yet horrifying. A couple with four children welcome a pregnant woman into their home and within hours of her mysterious visit, she has a baby girl. That night she takes off and the couple are left with the baby. They decide to adopt it and take it in for their own. But then their 7-week-old son dies struggling in his bedding. Soon more of the couple's children start dying mysteriously. I don't want to give away too much of the plot. Once you pick up the book, it's hard to put it down. The downside is that it's extremly hard to find because it's out of print. This book shouldn't be missed so I encourage you to try to find it on ebay or at your local library if you can't get a hold of it. It's a shame that such a classic story as this should be missed. The mix bettween love and evil is tested to the ultimate limits and asks if you will do anything for love or for evil.

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Summary: IT WAS THE BEST BOOK THAT I HAVE EVER READ
Review: LIKE WHAT I SAID I REALLY ENJOYED THE BOOK BY BERNARD TAYLOR " THE GODSEND" IT WAS THE BEST BOOK EVER.

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Summary: The Godsend!
Review: This is the only book I have ever read that made me cry. It was not scary so much as it is was grief stricken. It touched my deepest darkest emotions. In my opinion this was the greatest Horror/Sorrow novel ever published. Words are not enough, you'll have to read it for your selves. Trust me, you've never read anything like this!