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A review by badseedgirl
Dead Man's Song by Jonathan Maberry
4.0
Jonathan Maberry has easily become my favorite author. I will say, this book does suffer from "middle book" syndrome. It is clearly the set-up for the last book in the series, but there was some movement and for the first time one of the characters named the monsters in this series.
I have said in the review for the fist book, [b:Ghost Road Blues|125965|Ghost Road Blues (Pine Deep, #1)|Jonathan Maberry|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1388231808l/125965._SY75_.jpg|121320], that I reminded of Young Stephen King's writing, The Shining, and The Stand. I can now see the comparison people might make to Salem's Lot. Sorry Mr. Maberry. I know you don't like that comparison.
I have said in the review for the fist book, [b:Ghost Road Blues|125965|Ghost Road Blues (Pine Deep, #1)|Jonathan Maberry|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1388231808l/125965._SY75_.jpg|121320], that I reminded of Young Stephen King's writing, The Shining, and The Stand. I can now see the comparison people might make to Salem's Lot. Sorry Mr. Maberry. I know you don't like that comparison.