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Name some of your favorite quick read horror books?
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Jan 05, 2013 11:08PM
Something that was interesting to read and can be read in few hours/in a day or two.
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I just finished an older book called Jezebel by Gordon Kessler. It was pretty good. Kinda along the line of Cujo. I thought it had a better storyline though. I also liked the books Hunter by James Byron Huggins and Watchers by Dean Koontz. Both of these books deal with genetic experiment monsters and are pretty good.
My favorite vampire read is the original Dracula by Bram Stoker.
I hope these might help you. I usually stick more to adventure with possible horror in it like The Ruins, Subterranean, or Relic. I don't read too much along the lines of serial murderers after people.
The Thief of Always by Clive Barker is a great little story.The Thief of Always
Failing that his Books of Blood are pretty good short stories.
I would second Burke's books. Quick reads but always high quality. Also add The Summer I Died to the list.
Firestarter was good. Not many King books can be considered "quick" reads. When he writes as Bachman his books tend to be shorter, and "The Long Walk" was one of the most disturbing books I've ever read, but most of the Bachman books are more thriller than horror.
I'm actually going to read The Dulwich Horror of 1927 by David Hambling, its only 63 pages so it makes for a very short horror sure to be good.
Tressa wrote: "The Summer I DiedI'm Not Sam
The Cannibal Within
The Little Stranger
Come Closer"
I finished The Little Stranger not to long ago. Good read.
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