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They're all around you everyday.Unseen.Watching.Andwaiting.Sheriff Robert Baxter knows he is losing the battle againsthis personal demons of alcohol and an impending divorce.As heinvestigates the grisly death of a child found in the woodssurrounding a quiet suburban neighborhood, he must come face-to-facewith a very real demon from his past.Along with some new ones... ... Read more

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Classic Horror Returns
Rather than follow the current crop of books where college students find a "magical book" or are possessed by witches as an excuse for sexual experimentation, not to mention movies with the narcissistic tediumof "Blair Witch", Widow's Walk takes the reader back to timeless,if out of vogue fears.Introducing menace at every turn, the author weavesthis tale, along with a few startling and satisfying subplots, effortlesslyto an explosive climax.Filled with colorful characters as well as atangible evil in the form of sinister creatures roaming a quiet suburbanneighborhood, the book heads with non-stop action to one of the mostcinematic conclusions possibly ever to have been put on paper.Highlyrecommended.

Good Writing, Silly Story
Here we have a rather strange combination of ingredients: fully-developed characters we care about, excellent, evocative descriptive passages, and a really whacked-out premise. It's one of those books that is good, but in astrange way. Scary? Maybe not...but it does keep you reading.

CLIMB ABOARD THIS RUNAWAY TRAIN...
This book is, in my opinion, the Ultimate Horror Novel - it is horror, it is thriller, it is mystery, and it is a runaway train ride that will propel you to the most satisfying conclusion I have ever seen a writer craft.To quote from WIDOW'S WALK: "When a living thing is killed by anotherliving thing, it's always murder." How can a line like that at thebeginning of a story, presenting such a unique perspective, fail tocaptivate us right until the very last word?

Steve Beai knows how to grabyour attention and not let you go until that final page. Set aside severalhours of uninterrupted reading, because if you're forced to put this bookdown before finishing it, you'll be thinking of nothing else but whenyou'll be able to pick it up again and jump right back onto that hurtlingtrain.

Beai horrifies with an elegant flair: "He turned at the soundof the voice in time to see Alvy swing one of his father's knives, amachete, toward him.Then, he had a momentary glimpse of the ceiling, thena sampler on the wall that said Mom's Kitchen, then he closed his eyes ashis head cracked against the floor, opening them again to see his feetstanding in the kitchen doorway, and the last thing he saw was his body,still standing there stupidly without a head, *his* head, and before hecould think to wonder why his body didn't have a head, he stopped thinkingat all." The entire novel is THAT flawlessly written. I can addnothing more to persuade you to buy this book than to have given you thesewords of Steve Beai himself.

You simply must, if you read only one"Horror" novel in your lifetime, read WIDOW'S WALK by Steve Beai. ... Read more

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The award-winning and controversial columns on censorshipin the entertainment industry.Irreverent and thought-provoking,written with an edge that could only come from Steve Beai, thesecolumns will challenge you to examine the role of censorship in theworld around us. ... Read more