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Jason Cavallaro Presents: My Favorite Monster Books

It's Monster Month here at Dead Head Reviews, and what better way to celebrate than spending more money on books?

I've compiled a list of my favorite monster books here, but I've skipped the ones that you've already heard of (or read already): Dracula, I am Legend, Jaws, The Rising, The Wolf's Hour, Interview with the Vampire, Frankenstein, etc..

This is in no way a comprehensive list. Hurricane Rita drowned all of my books in 2005, so it's difficult for me to even formulate a list like this without having those ten years’ worth of books to refer back to. Nevertheless, I hope I can point you to at least one monster novel that you weren't aware of and could possibly enjoy! Let’s get started.

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Book Review: The Raven by Jonathan Janz

I attended a Janz reading at the Scares That Care Con, where he read a chapter from a forthcoming novel. His intense and theatrical reading was brilliant and I couldn't wait to read the book. Well, THIS is that book. I was even lucky enough to get it early (thanks Flame Tree!). I would really love to tell you the premise of this one (it's killer) but I pride myself on my non-spoiler reviews, so I won't. Put it this way. If you're a fan of his work, you will see traces of Wolfland and Savage Species here, via some really intense action sequences. This was the strength of the novel.

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Book Review: Invisible Chains by Michelle Lane

This is one of the better examples of horror/supernatural historical fiction that I have come across. Strong, developed characters with a main character that you will deeply care and root for. Jacqueline is young Creole slave living on a plantation in Louisiana. This is her story, Her abuse and adversity. Her pain.

This book takes the best parts of Alex Haley, Alice Walker, Anne Rice and Katherine Dunn and combines them into a slick engaging narrative. I will say though, that with the combination of themes and influences I was left wanting more in a couple of places.

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