Bethany's Sin

A very good horror story very unique

Just when you wanted Speaks The Nightbird (Vol 1) and (Vol 2)to continue, along came this great continuation with Bethany's Sin. Mc Cammon keeps you suprised at every juncture, and entertained page after page. You definitly have to read Vol 1 & 2 before this book to understand this brilliant character McCammon has created. Read these books; they are a wonderfully written.

McCammon has to be one of the least known and appreciated authors in his field. His prose is terrific and the supernatural elements of his stories always interesting. The ending was somewhat sad but a good tale nonetheless. I've now read everything that McCammon has written and that is sad.

Having read nearly every horror authors' works that are available, I always enjoy going back to re-read my favorite three authors: King, Koontz, and McCammon.Although Bethany's Sin isn't one of my favorite books by Mr. McCammon, it does provide a good evening of steady page-turning with some rather descriptive death scenes and a fast-moving plot that pays homage to an old adage that "one day women will rule over men". Overall, I do recommend this book, but not nearly as highly as I would "Swan Song", or "Boy's Life".

A story line with a difference. Anicent evil, muderous monster women in the night and a great misunderstood hero, who could ask for more. This fast paced horror/thriller really delivers the creeps. You will not be able to put it down. Take a King break and read this book.