Graverobbers Wanted: No Experience Necessary (Andrew Mayhem #1)

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Graverobbers Wanted: No Experience Necessary (Andrew Mayhem #1)

by Jeff Strand (Goodreads Author)

3.96 of 5 stars 3.96 · rating details · 284 ratings · 44 reviews

When you're desperate for money, searching for a little adventure, and aren't the most responsible person in the world, you can end up doing some outrageous things. Which is how Andrew Mayhem, an extremely married father of two, ends up accepting $20,000 to find a key ... a key buried with a body in a shallow grave. When the body turns out to not only be still alive, but a...more

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Published March 1st 2005 by Mundania Press LLC (first published August 1st 2000)

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Sep 24, 2011 Stephen rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2000-2005, horror, mystery, humor-and-satire, psychos

Writing horror-comedy is tough...
Writing disturbing, gruesome horror-comedy is much, much tougher…
Writing disturbing, gruesome horror-comedy while maintaining a light-hearted touch on the narrative is bordering on metaphysically impossible...
Jeff Strand, for the most part, pulls it off.

Now, this isn't a perfect novel, and there are portions I think could (and should) have been tightened up and made better. I wobbled back and forth between 3 and 4 stars as I was reading and decided to split the...more

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Jun 24, 2011 Adam Wilson rated it 5 of 5 stars

You know, after reading hundreds of horror novels you start to wonder how many times you can be surprised with something that seems totally original. I enjoy all horror, but the same old plots get, well, old after a while. Strand’s Graverobbers Wanted is one of those beautiful books that I can say nothing, absolutely nothing bad about because I loved every word, hell, every letter of it. It is brilliant beyond anything I would have expected from the description of the book and the title. Basical...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Todd Russell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: humor, mystery, thriller

The first of four books published (as of this review) in the Andrew Mayhem series introduces Andrew as a struggling father who takes on a strange job digging up a grave for $10,000 (his cut).

This is more of a mystery thriller, complete with a whodunit, as opposed to the horror humor tale that Strand has written and I enjoyed immensely like Wolf Hunt. Nor was it much like his excellent straight horror tale Dweller or even his humor thriller zombie tale, The Sinister Mr. Corpse. Instead, it's more...more The first of four books published (as of this review) in the Andrew Mayhem series introduces Andrew as a struggling father who takes on a strange job digging up a grave for $10,000 (his cut).

This is more of a mystery thriller, complete with a whodunit, as opposed to the horror humor tale that Strand has written and I enjoyed immensely like Wolf Hunt. Nor was it much like his excellent straight horror tale Dweller or even his humor thriller zombie tale, The Sinister Mr. Corpse. Instead, it's more of mystery fare sort of a la Naked Gun (I'm starting to wonder if Strand is related to Zucker?) with a less funny Frank Drebbin character (Mayhem isn't even a private detective). You can tell Strand wrote Graverobbers, as it has his telltale witty comebacks and superb dialogue.

The author replied to me in a group recently that these books were better than the short tales in the collection he co-authored with J.A. Konrath entitled, Suckers. I agree this book is better than those short Mayhem tales, but I'm still somewhat lukewarm on Mayhem. He's not a very likable or good father and his deductive skill are questionable. He's sort of like a wannabe Inspector Closeau sans the clumsiness meets the aforementioned Frank Drebbin sans the partner with the brains. Just like Inspector Gadget has Penny to help with the brains, I think Mayhem needs a better sidekick than the one he has in this story (definitely a far cry from Watson). Perhaps in future stories in the series he gets one.

Like the other books I've read by Strand, this is a very fast read. His style doesn't lend to slow reads and that's a good thing for humor (if one joke doesn't work, move quickly to another). At times, Strand reads like a stand-up comedian doing fiction. I dig it. Authors who are fast reads earn bonus points with this reader.

As for humor? Jeff Strand is funny. He knows how to write some laugh out loud sentences and creates several funny scenes in Mayhem's debut novel. For that execution alone, I will eventually read Mayhem book #2. Maybe I'll warm up to Mayhem himself more as the series continues. Graverobbers is 3.5 stars for me, but I'll round up because the author made me laugh in several places and kept me turning pages. Thank you for the laughs, again and again.(less)

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Apr 05, 2012 Carol rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Andrew Mayhem, verheiratet und Vater zweier vorwitziger Kinder, steckt in einer Identitätskrise und probiert sich als selbsternannter Privatdetektiv aus. Er gerät durch den zweifelhaften Auftrag von Jennifer Ashcraft, deren frisch verstorbenen Ehemann Michael auszugraben, in das Visier eines psychopathischen Killers. Abgesehen davon, dass Michael beim Ausgraben noch höchst lebendig ist. Allerdings nicht mehr lange, ebenso wenig wie Jennifer. Von dem Mörder wird Andrew gezwungen, seine Ermittlung...more Andrew Mayhem, verheiratet und Vater zweier vorwitziger Kinder, steckt in einer Identitätskrise und probiert sich als selbsternannter Privatdetektiv aus. Er gerät durch den zweifelhaften Auftrag von Jennifer Ashcraft, deren frisch verstorbenen Ehemann Michael auszugraben, in das Visier eines psychopathischen Killers. Abgesehen davon, dass Michael beim Ausgraben noch höchst lebendig ist. Allerdings nicht mehr lange, ebenso wenig wie Jennifer. Von dem Mörder wird Andrew gezwungen, seine Ermittlungen fortzuführen und trifft auf eine drittklassige Horrorfilmproduktion, die dem Verstorbenen gehörte, aber dahinter scheint weit mehr zu stecken. Steckt diese Firma auch hinter den Snuff-Videos, die Andrew zugespielt werden? Der Mörder setzt Andrew und dessen Kumpel Roger immer weiter unter Druck, indem er 5 unschuldige Menschen in seiner Gewalt behält. Andrew muss mitspielen, sonst werden diese Leute gefoltert und getötet. So hat er sich das Leben als Detektiv bestimmt nicht vorgestellt. Bis zum Ende weiß er nicht, mit wem er es zu tun hat, noch kennt er das Motiv des Irren. Es gelingt ihm zwar, die Entführten zu befreien, doch mittlerweile hat der Mörder Andrews Kinder und setzt sein Spiel bis zu einem aufregenden Showdown mit deren Vater fort.

Ehrlich gesagt, ich weiß nicht so recht, was ich von diesem Buch halten soll. Zugegeben, es ist unterhaltsam und flüssig zu lesen, hat gewisse Spannungselemente und ein durchaus unerwartetes Ende, aber es wirkt an manchen Stellen einfach zu flach und zu schnelllebig vom Handlungsrahmen her. Die Tötungsarten wirken teilweise unrealistisch und aus Splatterfilmen abgeguckt. Der Protagonist, der plötzlich mit so vielen gefährlichen Situationen und brutal ermordeten Toten konfrontiert wird, kommt zu "cool" daher. Einzig die humorvolle Art des Schreibens und die flotten Dialoge halten den Leser bei der Stange. Ich könnte mir die Story in Comicform dagegen sehr gut vorstellen. Von mir daher so gerade noch 3 Sterne von fünf für dieses Werk. (less)

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Dec 28, 2010 Neal Hock rated it 5 of 5 stars

Graverobbers Wanted (No Experience Necessary) by Jeff Strand was another book high on my “Wanted” list that I finally got around to picking up cheap for Kindle (I believe for only $2.39). And like a few other books I’ve read recently, I had heard a lot of good things about it. I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from the book, but based on the title and what little I knew about Jeff Strand’s writing style I figured it would be a fun read.

In this first book of the Mayhem series, we are introduced...more Graverobbers Wanted (No Experience Necessary) by Jeff Strand was another book high on my “Wanted” list that I finally got around to picking up cheap for Kindle (I believe for only $2.39). And like a few other books I’ve read recently, I had heard a lot of good things about it. I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from the book, but based on the title and what little I knew about Jeff Strand’s writing style I figured it would be a fun read.

In this first book of the Mayhem series, we are introduced to Andrew Mayhem—devoted husband, loving father, wannabe private eye, and all-around magnet for trouble. If there was ever a poster boy for the slogan “Sh*t Happens,” Andrew is it. In this story, we find Andrew short on money, without a steady job, and owing money for a recent car accident. Enter the beautiful woman with an offer for Andrew and his friend, Roger, they simply cannot refuse. How much trouble can they really get into by digging up a fresh grave? Turns out A LOT. What follows is a wild ride in which the stakes steadily rise.

Strand’s prose is snappy and reads quickly, and his dialogue flows naturally. I don’t normally care much for my comedy and action/horror mixed, but Strand expertly blends them to create a hilarious thrill ride that will keep you turning the pages. Strand’s writing is unique and not quite like anyone else’s I’ve read. The Kindle edition is nicely formatted and there are a very few minor errors/typos. Be forewarned: if you read this book you will want to get the others in the series (Single White Psychopath Seeks Same and Casket For Sale (Only Used Once)).

This was one of the most fun reads I’ve had this past year and I’ll be jumping on the other two books in the series soon. I highly recommend this one to those who enjoy action/horror books. And while there is plenty that is funny in this book, it’s not for the faint-hearted, as the book does get darker throughout and deals with subjects that may be too disturbing for some readers.(less)

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Dec 27, 2011 Kathy Jackson rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: everyone

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If you're desperate for money, searching for a little adventure, and aren't the most responsible person in the world, you can end up doing some outrageous things. Which is how Andrew Mayhem, an extremely married father of two, ends up accepting $20,000 to find a key...a key buried with a body in a shallow grave. When the body turns out to not only be still alive, but armed and dangerous, he realizes that he should have held out for more money. His simple evening...more Goodreads describes this book as:

If you're desperate for money, searching for a little adventure, and aren't the most responsible person in the world, you can end up doing some outrageous things. Which is how Andrew Mayhem, an extremely married father of two, ends up accepting $20,000 to find a key...a key buried with a body in a shallow grave. When the body turns out to not only be still alive, but armed and dangerous, he realizes that he should have held out for more money. His simple evening of morally questionable manual labor becomes a bizarre game of wits and courage played with an unseen killer with a twisted sense of humor. It's a game that will bring him to a group of filmmakers known as Ghoulish Delights, who are hiding a secret that will test every last bit of Andrew's nerve to discover. And it's impossible to find a babysitter.

I don't even know where to start with this book. Jeff Strand has a fabulous way of writing characters that seem like they could be your best friend, coworker or neighbor. His main character, Andrew Mayhem, has a quick wit and sharp tongue that made me laugh out loud several times. He thinks he can be a detective though he has no real experience in law enforcement or detecting. No, he seems to fall into these situations that become horrific before they get better.

His cohort in crime, Roger, has his hands full keeping Andrew from doing anything too outrageous and tries to be the voice of reason though sometimes his reasoning isn't any better. Andrew rarely has a plan go the way it was supposed to - usually based on something he'd seen on TV that worked for whatever action star it was.

I was so engrossed in the story that I didn't even think about trying to figure out who the killer was until towards the end - then I decided to let it be a surprise. I was surprised.

This is the first book in the Mayhem series - the second being "Single White Psychopath Seeks Same". The third, as I'm sure I mentioned in another post is "Casket for Sale, only used once". Both are on my Nook ready to be read but I don't think I should read another of his without a different author in between - I start finding the stories too predictable when I do that.

This book was great - I can't wait to read the next one plus his other books not part of the series "Dweller", "Specimen 313", and "Mandibles". I easily give this book an "A" and have to say I have a new favorite author!
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Jun 24, 2009 Vickie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: booksthatmakemegowow

I bought GRAVEROBBERS...based on the interview that JA Konrath and Jeff Strand did with each other back in March, I think.

This book made me laugh and scared the bejeezus out of me. Andrew is trying to find his niche in life. Some might call him a slacker. I know I'd be hard pressed to be married to a guy like this..maybe could be a friend. He's smart and funny, really a smartass is what he is and I am drawn to funny smart smartasses....

He and his buddy, Roger, find themselves pulled into a way...more

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Apr 23, 2013 Flickercat rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Bei "Grabräuber gesucht" handelt es sich um einen Roman, den ich nicht gezielt gesucht, sondern eher zufällig mitgenommen habe.

Dafür hat er mir ziemlich gut gefallen, schwerpunktmäßig vor allem der Humor und die teilweise doch recht makabren Entwicklungen.
Etwas gefehlt haben mir Hinweise, die mir ernsthaftes Miträtseln über die Identität des Bösewichts erlaubt hätten, und teilweise war die Handlung auch relativ schlicht gehalten. Nichtsdestotrotz wartete das Buch mit einigen sehr spannenden Ste...more

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May 04, 2011 Gavin rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime-mystery-thriller

This really fell flat for me.

After the cheap and efficient fun of Wolf Hunt, I decided to pick up some more of Strand's stuff for reasons equally divided between wanting to read more and wanting to support what the guy is doing monetarily.

Unfortunately, this novel was a bit crap. It wasn't offensive,or entirely without worth, I cracked the odd smile, and I more or less felt how I think he wanted me to feel, but the characters were intrinsically unrealistic. Just a set of mouth-pieces for lukewar...more

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Feb 08, 2013 Ricardo Moedano rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book is like the mixture of the films "8mm" and "Saw" - just that, instead of Nicholas Cage as the committed private investigator, we have happy-go-lucky slacker Andrew Mayhem, whose knack for solving puzzles is inversely proportional to his propensity to involve himself in the most bizarre situations. Well, it´s rather through his enterprises gone awry that Andrew´s best friend Roger and, later on, his children too, are in great danger. In any case, Jeff Strand will keep you guessing, trem...more

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Nov 06, 2010 SenoraG rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2010, ebook, fiction, fun, horror, mystery-thriller, nook-book, review-book

Imagine agreeing to dig up a grave because you are so desperate for money, only to find out the dead body is not dead! Then getting in way over your head trying to figure out what is going on. That is exactly what happened to our hero Andrew Mayhem. Fitting last name by the way.

I enjoyed the "mayhem" that took place in this witty book. The characters were quite original and funny in their own strange ways. The plot was fast moving with enough twists and turns to keep you guessing while you are l...more

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Dec 22, 2010 mark monday rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: murdertime

sad but true: a surprisingly bland piece of work...is this really the same author who penned Dweller? the dialogue is insipid and the frequent dips into mawkish setimentality become nauseous. after reading endless descriptions about how adorable the protagonist's wife and child were, it became a real challenge not to imagine choking them both out. perhaps it is some demented labor of love for the author, or a useful exorcism that is needed in order to avoid running wildly amuck in the streets. b...more

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Feb 29, 2012 Daniel Keohane rated it 4 of 5 stars

I laughed out loud during the first half of a book - Strand can be a very funny writer, but by the second half I was laughing less and cringing more. He's an amazing writer, flawless execution keeping the action moving along quickly, and again the book is quite funny - especially in the dialogue - early on. But this is a horror novel, make no bones about it - not a spoof or satire of the genre. Some scenes were quite horrific and cringe-worthy as the puzzle the protagonist Andrew Mayhem is force...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Benjamin Knox rated it 5 of 5 stars

Absolute wickedly fun!
I've been a Jeff Strand fan for a little while now but was unsure about his horror/comedy detective series starring bumbling if well-meaning private investigator wannabe Andrew Mayhem. I needn't have worried. A rapid pace and some seriously laugh-out-loud moments (for me at least) it makes for a very enjoyable read.
If you like all the trappings of horror but with a healthy dollop of the absurd, often hilarious, then this is the book for you.

Looking forward to the next in th...more

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Oct 01, 2008 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror, beach-book, fiction, humor

All the fan boys and girls liked Black Comedy a lot, but Bloodymary, who read it for a living, did not. Bloody hated those books that promised to maintain the balance, hated the whole damn spot. Give it up; no one knows why, and to try and figure it out is too hard a task. Although I did hear someone once mention she had a stick up her a*s.

When she received Jeff Strand's Graverobbers, she laughed with glee. She planned on burning it, and doing it publicly, for all to see. She would show all the...more All the fan boys and girls liked Black Comedy a lot, but Bloodymary, who read it for a living, did not. Bloody hated those books that promised to maintain the balance, hated the whole damn spot. Give it up; no one knows why, and to try and figure it out is too hard a task. Although I did hear someone once mention she had a stick up her a*s.

When she received Jeff Strand's Graverobbers, she laughed with glee. She planned on burning it, and doing it publicly, for all to see. She would show all the readers that black comedy just couldn’t be fun. That the attempt to balance out both could never be done. She’d put up with this nonsense for far too long, she would end it once and for all. So she opened the book and laughed with bliss. She would make this man sorry he’d sent it, and she would put it everywhere, it would be hard to miss.

So she opened the book, and whipped out her red pen to begin her job, when lo and behold, her attention was robbed. The plot was so imaginative, so unusual, and so bizarre. Even more shocking was that the story was so funny, she laughed after she finished it; she even laughed in the car. His style of writing was so concise and so tight. His actions scenes were so satisfying, his editing so precise. She could not believe it, but he had done everything right. He wrote pure terror, pure laughter, and pure fear. He captured the moment, the setting, and the atmosphere.

But she was no dummy, no fool for a trick. This man was just better at hiding his flaws; he was slick. So, she examined the speed of the events and the type of pace, looked for a flaw in Mr. Mayhem’s case. But there too she failed in her need for flaws. Mr. Strand had tied up loose ends, and his speed was quick on the draw. She was sad, but not all hope was lost. She had one more point, and that she was sure, was where it would cost. Those black comedy writers can never maintain their characters, and that was where she would score. Geez, everyone knew she was a character whore.

Imagine her surprise when she found a well-rounded, realistic cast. So well-developed, they didn’t even hide their weaknesses behind a mask. She couldn’t believe it, she was stunned into silence. The man had quieted her sarcastic words, her need for violence. Somehow or another, Jeff Strand had did it, had fought the battle and won all the gold stars! Jeff Strand is a literary hero, defrosting a frozen heart, and flooding the bars. We’re not sure how he did it, or if we should even ask. We’re just happy he removed that stick from her a*s.!!

My rating? I give it a 5. All those with shovels, digging in sand, all those with gravedirt stuck to their hands, all those who read books for laughter and fear, should buy Graverobbers Wanted, and read it, year after year. Buy this book new, Now!!!

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Jun 25, 2012 Dan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle-books, mystery-thriller-suspense

Per my rule that if it doesn't capture my attention enough to read it through without putting it down for something else, this gets three stars. It was just all right for me. The humor was hit and miss, I read some reviews where they said they were laughing out loud it was so funny. Definitely not me. Most of the time I was thinking "Yeah, I see that was supposed to be funny, meh..." It was an interesting plot, but nothing here stands out as overly special.

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Oct 09, 2010 Sandra is currently reading it

I am LOVING this book. It is laugh out loud funny. I was reading it on my sony reader and couldn't stop chuckling. The guy in the next row asked what I was reading and downloaded it to his kindle right then. 20 minutes later we were both cackling and I am sure the others on the train were wondering what we were drinking.

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Jul 19, 2012 Zara added it

Laugh out loud comedy. His dialogue is entertaining and witty. His characters are beautifully flawed and there is no redemption for them. His plot is well crafted. Overall, a fantastic read that will keep you laughing for some time to come.

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Jun 24, 2012 Richard rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-12

I really liked Strand's Dweller, which is a fantastic pulp thriller, but that book is in a whole different league than Graverobbers, which took my "willing suspension of disbelief" to previously untested extremes.

I think this was one of Strand's first novels, though, so I will definately give him another chance.

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May 02, 2009 J Dale Breedlove rated it 5 of 5 stars

Great, entertaining horror/comedy book. First book I've read by this author, now reading Single White Psychopath Seeks..even better than the first book, didn't think it was possible. Take the time to read it, you'll be glad you did.

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Jan 05, 2012 Robert Williamson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

All I can say about this book is if you like to laugh and you like a mystery this is for you.

Seriuosly funny and fun to read. Didn't want to put it down. If you like a lighter horror based mystery this is the one.

Jeff Strand has another fan.

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Sep 12, 2011 Misspix rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2nd-tier-series-to-follow

As a first book, it is good. I am sure the next books will be even better.

A lot of what I like in a book, good writing, good dialogue, likable protagonist, humor...maybe a bit too light-hearted for a murdering psychopath, but there is enough to like that if I can't find something else to read, I would pick up the next in this series.

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Oct 16, 2011 Nicole rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: florida-funny, crazy-male, crime, horror

Like a Carl Hiassen and a Dexter novel had a baby.
Not my usual genre, but I liked it. The characters are funny. And it was an enjoyable read.

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Jan 02, 2011 Nocturne Romance Reads rated it 3 of 5 stars

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May 17, 2009 Terri Garey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Though I don't usually read horror, this one had enough dark humor to tickle my funny bone. A teeny bit of gore, but not enough to detract.

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Jul 26, 2012 Lisa Avila rated it 5 of 5 stars

I am not a good reviewer of books, can only say I loved this book, both horrified me and made me laugh hysterically.

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Jul 07, 2012 Jackie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Horror (but not too much) and a little sense of humor goes a long way in this page turner.

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Sep 16, 2010 Kurt Criscione rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: crime-cop-noir, horror, favorites

Humor thriller mix, Jeff Strand is the master of Horredy.

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Apr 03, 2010 Tanya rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, humor, horror

I love funny horror novels. It's light on the gore with some mystery

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Feb 25, 2009 Nicole rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: horror

Gruesome horror with hilarity. Fabulous

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