Books by Ronald Malfi
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review 1: I would give this book 3.5 stars. It started out really well. Malfi was able to create an eerie, claustrophobic atmosphere. The introduction of Eddie Clement early in the novel raised many questions and made me want to keep reading to find out what was happening. I found the paci...
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review 1: Ronald Malfi is turning out to be one of my favorite authors. This is my second Malfi novel and the best so far. It has a man that is deeply hurt by the tragic loss of his brother when he was 13. Now an adult and successful writer, he moves to a small town to be near his older br...
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review 1: This story is about a man named Sam Hatch who loses his wife and daughter in a car accident. Then decides to drive and leave everything behind. He comes upon this old beat up abandoned house (The Mourning House). He decides to buy it and fix it up to live in. This is when he star...
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review 1: I'm not a huge fan of vampire stories, but if I do read them, I can only hope they should all be as good and as original as The Narrows. As a matter of fact, vampires or not, I hope to read more genre books as good and original as this one was. I remember reading The Boy in the ...
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review 1: Semi - Pet Sematary rip-off. Grim and predictable without any characters I felt remotely invested in. Alan and Heather have suffered two miscarriages when Alan's estranged uncle dies, leaving Alan his house in North Carolina. Near the house is a lake that is supposed to have s...
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review 1: Going to Nepal and, at the very least, being able to see Everest, has always been a dream of mine. Despite his claims to never have been there himself, Malfi does an excellent job of making the reader think he has! Combine that with a fantastic thriller, and you get one book that...
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review 1: Ron's description can make the simplistic scary and creates characters that are realistic and possibly mischevious. This story reminded me of my love of ghost stories and I want to have one of his books up next. My only complaint is that I sort of lost interest in the mystery aro...