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The Mountain King (2001)

by Rick Hautala(Favorite Author)

3.6 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

0843948876 (ISBN13: 9780843948875)

languge

English

genre

Horror

publisher

Leisure Books

review 1: I don't want to give it away but there is a very disturbing few pages that really caught me by surprise. The setting was unusual, wouldn't have figured it taking place in that part of the country. I enjoyed the book. Some of it was predictable and some of it drug out a little too long but overall it is a good read if you're not really interested into doing much thinking and just want some entertainmen, which is the main reason I read. That and the fact that movies are becoming pure junk, for the most part
review 2: I went camping when I was a kid and this was the type of story that we told around the campfire----well, maybe not as violent as this, but the same type of story. And we scared the crap out of each other. Set in Maine, up on Mount Agiochook, two cl... moreimbers encounter bad weather and amuse themselves with campfire tales. The fun is short-lived when encounter a legendary creature from Indian folklore that turns out to be much more than just a legend and much nastier than any campfire story. Think you know how this story goes? No, actually you don't. It is safe to say that no one is safe from the Mountain King, who is not an unthinking eating machine but is actually an intelligent and sadistic predator on the hunt. Extremely violent and surprising in its plot twists, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I also enjoyed the incorporation of Indian legends into the story and plan on reading Hautala's UNTCIGAHUNK next. less

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