They Once Had Names

“Possessions from a myriad of entities, mad warlocks who just won’t stay dead, and creatures that conjure images of John Carpenter’s The Thing…that’s just to name a few of the surprises waiting here. It reads smooth, still, and the horror and action are taken up to an even higher level. Just when you think that a switch to another character means the tempo will slow, it only proves that it’s getting its speed up to the rest of events. We learn more about characters from the first book, and I appreciate the greater definition it gives them.”