this book is a second book in a set and the Straw man was very gripping and in this one you will not be disappointed that you oreded it its fast past, gripping and scarry enough cause it could be real in our world today. a must read for all who enjoy adren. rushes and great fast paced reading.

Excellent sequel to the first book in the series "The Straw Men". The action is violent and brutal and sprinkled liberally throughout, and when there is no action the author manages to entertain you with insightful, sometimes humorous and somewhat jaded social commentary of the primary characters. A great read from a great author.

If you liked The Straw Men you will like this book too! The Upright Man is a serial killer with a hideous plan and Ward Hopkins (the main character) understands all the horror ahead. He knows what is goiing to happen next...Michael Marshall is a great writer.

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This book will shock you. Brilliant author. Recommended.

FOLLOW UP TO 'THE STRAW MEN'. IF YOU READ ONE, YOU'LL READ THE OTHER.

Not my usual reading type and not a series I thought I'd enjoy but after reading the first book I had to read this one.

Very good read.

Ward Hopkins saw something in the high plains that sent him cross-country, forever running.

In his wake people are dying. No wonder Wade is running. He knows what's going to happen next.

Good follow-up to The Straw Men, again, not your typical thriller.

Stephen King said, "A Masterpiece...Brilliantly Written and Scary as Hell." I agree.
This is a sequel to "The Straw Man"
Ward returns, and Ward is afraid. He has seen something dreadful in the High Plains of the Columbia River and it's sent him fleeing across country, forever running. In his wake one by one people are dying. No one can see the connection except Ward.
He has a secret. It's in his past and in the mystery of the Upright Man. No wonder Ward is afraid....He knows what is going to happen next.

Great read. I enjoyed this sequel to the Straw Men.

Excellent book!! Very suspenseful.

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