The Revenant Road
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (925 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 097980812X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 308 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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Ride The Revenant Road Erik Smith Mixing world-wide mythology with new terminology, Michael Boatman's The Revenant Road is a well crafted tale of horror and humor. Main character Obadiah Grudge is dragged, unwillingly, into the monster hunting business by his late father's partner, Neville. And with this simple premise, Boatman cranks up the carnage, and the fun. The characters are well drawn, the violence is bloody and the humor had me laughing out loud. There is a bonus short story, that fleshes out Neville's past, that is easily as good as the mai. "Killer Fiction" according to Jonathan Maberry -NY Times Bestseller. THE REVENANT ROAD is a powerful debut novel. Actor Michael Boatman does a terrific job of bringing the chills, crafting a compelling story, and guiding readers through devious twists and turns. It's a very satisfying read. And, the novel includes a bonus story, Neville and the Midnight Miracle Massacre, which spins off one of the supporting characters into his own tale.. Michael F. Stewart said A horrific romp through a wondrously sick mind.. Boatman's funny.Part slash fest, part Monty Python, part mystery. His main character, Obadiah Grudge, has a distinct, over the top voice that I got really into. The frequent outtakes work well with the story and Boatman has a good sense of dialogue.He's got some terrific one-liners that had me marveling at his creativity like:"I stopped, blinking like a politician caught fondling himself while reading to Mormon pre-schoolers."And a plot that kicks along too - the overall story arc is the indoctrination of a new and r
Obadiah Grudge is tall, dark, and gaunt, though he prefers the word rich. His estranged father is dead, and it’s time for the family funeral. Then Neville disappears, and Obadiah finds he has to get nosy if he’s ever going to be the monster-killing partner his father was.. He barely escapes death by deranged killers, not all of whom are entirely human. He dresses well and has a taste for the finer things, so it’s a good thing that the mysteries he writes consistently hit the top of the bestseller lists. It seems Dad’s death has put Obadiah’s feet on The Revenant Road, and there’s no escape from that. It’s too bad he didn’t inherit his father’s skill. While his mother, his father’s partner, and finally his father’s ghost work to convince Obadiah that he’s special, Obadiah is discovering that for himself. He’s got everything he wants. Then one day he gets a call. Obadiah has inherited his father’s
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