I thought maybe, when I picked up this book, that John Saul might be able to break away from his mold. But as usaul this book is as formulated as all his others. Abandoned house, small town with dark secrets, outcast teens, and etc. It seems redundant to read the same book over and over, with just small changes. The ending was pretty gruesome but predictable. It was all pretty much predictable. I like John Saul's books, but ever since The Presence, they have been so overly predictable. Rating: ***1/2
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