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Blind Panic (2010)

by Graham Masterton(Favorite Author)

3.38 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0843962682 (ISBN13: 9780843962680)

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Leisure Books

series

Manitou

review 1: If you've read Masterton before then you will probably have read THE MANITOU. BLIND PANIC is the latest instalment in the Manitou series and the long dead Native American wonder-worker, Misquamacus, returns to try to destroy the white man, but once again he must do battle with his nemesis, fake psychic Harry Erskine. I discovered Masterton in my late teens, so this was like a blast from the past. Thoroughly enjoyable. If you haven't read Masterton, try some of his old classics like: CHARNEL HOUSE, THE WELLS OF HELL or THE DEVILS OF D-DAY.
review 2: I usually can suspend quite a bit of disbelief when reading books but I had trouble with this one. People are suddenly struck blind, including the president, as chaos spreads throughout the country. Amelia is a psy... morechic. Harry is a fake. Together they have summoned spirits in the past as reference is made to an enemy Harry had made in the past, an Indian known as The One Who Went and Came Back. I’m not sure there is a central character as the author brings forth a number of groups, a young truck driver and her grandmother; four friends out camping; a stunt driver and reporter, and the president and his entourage. TOWWCB has two box-shaped buddies whose laser eyes look upon people and turn them blind. Their goal is to eliminate everyone and take back their land which the “white man” stole centuries ago. They want us to live off the land, give up technology, watch as our love ones suffer as they had to watch loved ones suffer. Being struck blind walking down a street is one thing, but you can imagine the chaos when pilots and drivers are struck blind. The puzzling part, although it’s tough to pick one, is what the baby had to do with it. He seemed to notice things and the grandmother thought less

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