Books by Scott Nicholson
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review 1: This was my first exposure to Scott Nicholson. I'd downloaded it as a suggestion from Amazon's Kindle App for iPhone. I love horror and scary / thriller type stories. This story hooked me in and I had to find out more about this writer. I own a lot of his books, now, and love...
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review 1: This was a freebie which I downloaded 3 years ago, so I obviously haven't been desperate to read it or I would have got round to it sooner. It's a collection of pieces, some autobiographical and some containing advice on the writing life. It's a bit of mixed bag, with quite a lot...
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review 1: Nicholson hits a home run with this exciting thriller. The plot will keep you on the edge of your seat while you try and put the pieces together. The prose is sharp and makes for a quick read. Don't start this late in the evening unless you have the next day off from work. It...
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review 1: So good! I truly enjoyed reading this book. Scott Nicholson has crafted an engaging tale of suspense, horror, and coming of age. I'm sharing this book with my husband and he assures me that Nicholson has authentically created the interaction and teenage angst between Dex, Bobby...
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review 1: I really liked this story. While I believe Red Church did a better job moving the plot along and its message was easier to discern, this book does a far better job of capturing both humanity and spiritual beings in terms of his descriptions of their pain, dreams and failures. Th...
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review 1: I got this Kindle book for free from Amazon. At first, during the part about protagonist's childhood, the book was very dark but quite good. As the protagonist reaches adulthood, however, it starts to fall apart. After that point, the author was trying too hard to be edgy, and ...
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review 1: Scott Nicholson’s book is a gut-wrenching tale of suspense from page one; with the protagonist Julia Stone, weaving in and out of a gloomy atmospheric world of searing panic attacks at the very brink of what is real and unreal as she attempts to negotiate the dark holes and memor...
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review 1: This was a good ghostly read, with a voice from the main character that was light and fun to follow. It centers on a husband and wife team of paranormal investigators who are checking out a small college for reported ghostly happenings. The main character is a skeptic, while his ...
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review 1: A horrible, wonderful, twisted train wreck..When I say trainwreck I don't mean that in a derogatory manner, more like this book is so horribly twisted that you can't keep from turning the page to see what comes next.Tragedy strikes Jacob and Renee Wells when their house goes up i...
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review 1: Somehow, I had three Scott Nicholson books on my kindle. "Drummer Boy" was the first, a book I felt was so horrible that I would never read another book by said author. Joke was on me. Because, as I said, three were on my kindle. This was the second book, and it was only marginal...
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review 1: Disintegration by Scott Nicholson is a tale of a husband and wife who experience a very tragic event. This event (which I won���t spoil here) is the catalyst for the entire story. Throughout the reading, you are pulled deeper and deeper into the world of Jacob, and to a lesser ex...
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review 1: When the house was burning down, Renee thought her husband was waking her because she always gets breakfast ready since he earns the money, and later, she tells the fire investigator that she hesitated to leave at first which wasn't like her because she always obeys her husband. ...
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review 1: 'take every four hrs or else'..Just when the surviving members of Liquid Fear think they're ok to go about their lives and deal with the chemical induced demons that were thrust upon them both ten years ago and again during the events of Liquid Fear, the trials and terrors of the...
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review 1: I like to leave reviews of ebooks I've received free because I think it not only benefits the reader, but the author as well. This novella, originally/alternately titled "Transparent Lovers", was a pretty typical modern noir tale.Because this is a novella, there is a difficulty i...
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review 1: Review of The Dead Love Longer by Scott NicholsonReviewed for FreeBookDude.com for Sept. 8 2012Original title: Transparent Lovers (published November 1 2010)Published as The Dead Love Longer January 31 2011Scott Nicholson enjoys exploring the mysteries of the afterlife, of the wo...
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review 1: Scott Nicholson often writes about the strange burgs and creepy backwaters found along the Appalachian Trail, and Burial to Follow is no exception. I'll admit, I didn't understand everything that was going on in this novella - something about helping recently departed souls cross...
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review 1: I actually read As I Die Lying several months ago, and in my haste to find more books like it, I forgot to give a review. Late has to be better than never, because this book deserves a review!I was pinned to this story, from the beginning, as the main character took us through h...
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review 1: Life in a small town newspaper with the editor hiring a new scribbler. The crime rate in the area starts to soar soon after. The new recruit seems to be on the ball and far more ahead than the local police itself. All eyes fall on him when a series of murders take place in town, ...
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review 1: This is the first Scott Nicholson book I've ever read and I must say, it was pretty good. It wasn't wildly original and I mostly guessed the ending, but it was written with a certain flair, a dash of humour and proofread uncommonly well for an indie Kindle book. I'd give it a tin...