Search - The Vanishing

A. J. C. (Bibliocrates) reviewed 10/8/2007...
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4 member(s) found this review helpful.

Reading this book was like having a nightmare where demonic monsters were seducing and mating with humans resulting in freakishly deformed hybrids, disgusting. Wealthy men, descendants of those who struck it rich in the 1800's with the cursed gold of Black Mountain in California, are going on murderous rampages, leaving behind creepy, cryptic messages. For Carrie Daniels, a social worker, and Brian Howells, a newspaper reporter, solving this mystery is personal. This was my first Bentley Little, can't wait to read more! I highly recommend this book, but it is not for everyone, extremely gory and sexually explicit!

Stephanie W. reviewed 9/24/2007...

2 member(s) found this review helpful.

Bentley Little has a pretty sick imagination. But that's the whole point! This was a good read. He never holds back, never surrenders. It was a great book to lose yourself in.

P. E. (Philly) reviewed 9/11/2008...
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1 member(s) found this review helpful.

This is a novel that makes you wonder where Bentley Little gets his ideas but after a gruesome scene or two, you don't care & wait for the next gory/sex drenched scene to take place. This book is truly for the horror lover.

Barbara S. (5927) reviewed 3/7/2008...
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Hard to put down. Chilling and don't read when alone. I thought it was great.