Eye Candy

I loved R.L. Stine's books as a young adult and I was jumping up and down, like a five year old with a new toy, in the isle at the Barnes and Noble when I saw this book in the Adult nonfiction section. I had to stop and think for a moment and ask myself if maybe they were put in the wrong place. After the excitment died down a little I read the back of the book and was so releaved to find that the main character was a girl in my age range. I have a hard time finding books when I go to the story because all of the main female leads are 40 year old married woman with children. I liked that Lindy was closer to my age and was dealing with some things that I might be able to relate too. I read the book in a day and a half and I loved it. It was suspensful and engaging. I gave it to my 17 year old sister to read and she is loving it too, and she didnt like R.L. Stine when we were younger. To wrap it up, I would reccomend this book to anyone... it was amazingly awesome and totally different than his young adult novels.

I read this book about 3 months ago, and i still remember every detail. I was very suprised on the ending! Read This Book

This book was good although it lacked scary moments and suddenly got really weird at the end of the book. Plus, you could almost never guesss or predict who it really was. Good if you want to have a "whodunit" type of book or suspense, "keeps you guessing" book. If you're a big R. L. Stine fan, than this book will be great to you. Goold although not superior scariness writing. Read it if you want a leisurly read or just a good book. The plot idea of the book was very cool too.

It was a very good book it kept me guessing till the very end. A very good book from R.L. Stine. A real page turner, hard to put down

New Yorker, Lindy Sampson is a beautiful twenty-three-year-old dealing with the death of her boyfriend. After a year of mourning her boyfriend, Lindy is urged by friends to start dating again, but Lindy never has luck meeting anyone. Lindy's roommate gets the idea to sign her up for computer dating and lines her up three dates. First, there is Jack the bland and boring, but nice guy. Then, there is Brad, loud, sexist and a little too forceful. And there is Colin, the good-looking, intelligent and nice guy, the guy that Lindy really hits it off with. Finally, there is Shelly, the guy Lindy meets by accident. Lindy realizes she has feelings for Colin, but might have feelings for Shelly, so she decides to just see these two guys. However, Jack doesn't seem to get the hint and continues to call and then Lindy gets an email saying "Don't say no. Keep going out with me. I'll mess you up if you ever say no." The police can't provide too much help with the threat, so Lindy decides to continue seeing all the guys and try to figure out which one could be a psycho, but a violent act on her roommate forces her to run for her life and question everything she thought she knew about everyone...because what she doesn't know will kill her. `Eye Candy' is a can't-put-it-down read that will be finished in one sitting. I was drawn into this exciting thriller from page one and never once did the suspense stop. The gripping plot is exciting and thrilling, and doesn't drift into other directions. R.L. Stine has written another, after `The Sitter,' chilling novel that is pure enjoyment. Stine keeps the story focused and the shocks coming until the novel reaches its surprising climax. Anyone looking for a fun read to kill a few hours should definitely pick this up, it's a winner. A MUST read! Nick Gonnella