[grimoire] SAVAGE**Richard Laymon

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Just trying to remember, Savage is the one set in the old west isn't it? If so I really enjoyed it. I thought it was a good change of pace from his usual over the top style. And for me I found it a good read.

Ken
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Jason Cavallaro 
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  Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2007 9:57 AM
  Subject: [grimoire] SAVAGE**Richard Laymon


  Some claim this is Laymon's best book.  I disagree.  Not even among his best I thought.  
   
  I thought the story started off really fast, and then slowed down considerably in the middle, which dragged on a little being that this was one of Laymon's larger books.  
   
  The book also left a few unanswered questions which I won't get into to avoid spoilers. 
   
  BUT...I will say that Laymon succeeded with the characters, and the plot WAS interesting enough to get through to the end.
   
  A must for Laymon fans, but not for someone that wants to try Laymon for the first time.
   
  Jason
   
  now reading Clive Barker's new book 


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