All the Lonely People

by David B. Silva

David B. Silva, legendary author, editor and publisher, once again takes horror's main stage with his latest novel... Chase Hanford owns and runs The Last Stop, a little bar with sawdust on the floor and pine paneling on the walls. It, like the jukebox next to the front door, didn’t get much play, but it had its regulars. Until one night, when a stranger appears with a peculiar rosewood box. A box that possesses a strange a circle within a circle inside a crescent. The stranger calls it a spirit box. Something Native Americans once used to trap the souls of their enemies within. As the bar regulars become curious, the stranger opens the box. And unleashes a hell like no other. Chase Hanford awakes from the aftermath, soon realizing bits and pieces of his life are being taken away. Fallen to mental lapses and witnessing strange occurences, he fights to save his life, his soul and his sanity...

Genres: Horror

201 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 2003

Reviews

[Mike · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very well written. Not a long story, but kept you wondering until the end.

[Karl]

This copy is a PC of 300 hardcover copies printed and is signed by David B. Silva.

[Mike Heyd · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not a bad tale but it's hard to take seriously a book in which someone "takes a peak" by eyeballing it, a task usually performed by heavy earth-moving machinery. Or one that invents a "wheel barrel" and never even remarks on the achievement.

[Alan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Note to myself...Stay the fuck out of the Bar.