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There is one very memorable love scene between crow and val when crow gets all sentimental with the love potions and candles.
Am rather surprised i'm enjoying this series so much.
In my opinion, readers need to start with the first book, which is ghost road blues and then the second book, dead man's song p... Read More
Extremely well written, very descriptive, vivid detail puts you there in the story with the characters.
Alas, you take the good with the bad sometimes.
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I always feel sucked into the action.
Dead man’s song is the second in the pine deep horror trilogy by jonathan maberry.
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- This product had a total of 171 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 11 2021.
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Can't wait to read his next book
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However, another part of me wants to watch it burn.
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You know you're in for a ride when a name evokes horror.
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Dead man’s song is the second in the pine deep horror trilogy by jonathan maberry.
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Weinstock starts putting pieces of what's going on together.
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Then it's little halloween, the 13th of october falls on a friday.
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The book ends with val and terry in the hospital, mark dead and connie close to dead.
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The horror is brutal and random.
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If you haven't read ghost road blues, make sure you read that first, as dead man's song is the second in a trilogy about the haunting town of pine deep and the beset characters therein.
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