Creepers is the story of eight hours in the life of frank balenger. Balenger joins a group of urban explorers or creepers on one of their excursions into abandoned buildings. Led by history professor robert conklin, this small team goes out once a yea...  Read More

The sound of this metal plays perfectly into the story to help heighten the suspense and fear that runs through both fictional character and reader. The story is fast paced and has many twists and turns to keep the reader interested. The prose and pac...  Read More

Creepers is a time bomb of a book, moving straight ahead like a juggernaut. Creepers has twists in plot and action galore. A dark thriller, full of suspense and casualties.

Both books deal with characters stuck in an abandoned hotel and battling a vicious *. The novel is well worth your time, and if you can ignore the cartoonish quality of some of the supporting villains, you're going to read one of the best thrillers in...  Read More

By the end, it becomes disgustingly predictable. Plot twists come down like a rain of frogs - inexplicable and repulsive.

If you enjoy hundreds of pages of mind-numbingly bad tv dialog, this book is for you.

I hate giving negative reviews but this book deserved it. This book is the literary equivalent of a sci fi channel movie. Its just another chase novel, dressed up with a few bare facts about urban exploring.

David morrell repeats many glaring and intensely annoying errors. To make up for such lethargy, morrell threw in an inordinate amount of boo scares.