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Carnival of Fear - Ravenloft Author: A shriek rings out over the tents and boardwalks of Carnival l'Morai, followed by a plea for help from Marie, the blind juggler. Other performers arrive at the young woman's wagon to find her covered in blood. On the bed beside her lies the sword-swallower, impaled upon his own blade. — Marie and her friends have few clues to track down the murde... more »
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I guess I wasn't the target demo for this book. I read it when I had a patient (I am a speech therapist) who was an early teen and LOVED horror/sci fi - we used it to practice reading comprehension. This kid thought this book was the best thing since sliced bread. So, if you're a grown up, you may want to pass, but if you're a teen or tween, and your parents say its OK, you'll probably totally dig it. Nice twist ending, BTW.
One of my favorite books of all time, I don't know how I managed to exist before picking it up. I love J. Robert King's writing style, the book just drags you into its dark world and does not let you out even after you've turned the last page.
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