Cheap Prey (Book) (Graham Masterton) Price
CHEAP-PRICE.NET ’s Cheap Price
$6.29
Here at Cheap-price.net we have Prey at a terrific price. The real-time price may actually be cheaper — click “Buy Now” above to check the live price at Amazon.com.
| AUTHOR: | Graham Masterton |
| CATEGORY: | Book |
| MANUFACTURER: | Leisure Books |
| ISBN: | 0843946334 |
| TYPE: | Fiction, Fiction - Horror, Horror, Horror - General |
| MEDIA: | Mass Market Paperback |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
Related Products
Customer Reviews of Prey
Great Book! Bizarre! This was my first Graham Masterton novel and wont be my last! I have read this book a year ago and it still lingers in the mind! It was so original and took me by surprise with all of its twists and shocks. I enjoyed the characters and I was frightened by the bad ones. While reading this book you feel relieved to know that this is only fiction. Kind of like a nightmare you wake up from and are so happy being back in reality! I highly recommend this book to horror fans!
Masterton Delivers Yet Again
I have been a fan of Graham Masterton's fiction for a number of years now, since I first came across his work when just a schoolboy. This is certainly a very entertaining horror read, and engages the reader on many levels.
Masterton is a master of mood and setting, and here he perfectly captures the air of an English summer on the Isle of Wight, in the midst of which stands Fortyfoot House with all it's menace...
The evil presence of a being known popularly to locals as Brown Jenkin, part giant rat, part human, scurries through the walls of the house, twittering and calling in the darkness. Strange lights and sounds come from the attic at night. Why did so many children die in the space of a few days at Fortyfoot House in November 1886? Why is the roof constructed in such a bizarre fashion, so that it's angles appear...impossible?
Masterton has drawn heavily from the Cthulhu Mythos originated by classic writer H. P. Lovecraft for this story. At first I was dismayed that he did this, as I am thoroughly versed in the original canon. My fear was that he would take such liberties as to ruin my enjoyment of this book, despite being such a Masterton fan. However, with reflection I do not see it as a problem at all. Sure, he has taken huge liberties with Cthulhu Mythos lore, but why not? Too many people are too precious about it. Besides, the constant addition and taking of liberties only serve to enhance and contribute further to the cycle. While this novel is certainly fringe-Mythos, it is still a fantastic read. And you cannot ask for more than that.
With plenty of gory detail to satisfy without overpowering you, Masterton has written another great horror tale. A classic horror page turner.
Great scary read, would be a good movie....
Masterton has done it again. This book surprised me and also scared the hell out of me at times. People in the reviews are complaining about this book being a rip off of other books...give me a break. This has a HP Lovecraft twist but in a Masterton way! He brings out the FLAVOR of it all. the ending was a disappointment with what the character does, but hey, that is life in the real world. If you enjoy a really creepy haunting tale, this one is for you....