Morrell

[Rusty]

David Morrell. I haven't seen this author's name a lot (or maybe I haven't been paying attention), but on his acknowledgements page, Jack Kilborn credits him, along with King and Koontz, for creating the horrific thriller genre. So I would like to read some of his stuff. Anybody have a Morrell recommendation?

[Paul]

First Blood, Testament, The Totem and The Brotherhood of the Rose are four I'vre read and enjoyed over the years. He has numerous others: Creepers has a good blurb

[Rusty]

Thanks, Paul. I'll take a look at those.

[Chris]

Anything by him, honestly. He is a phenomenal writer and I have heard that Creepers is excellent! His older novels are some of the best in the thriller/action-adventure genre, bar none.

[Tressa]

I've been wanting to read Creepers. I read Totem since I saw it on a list of horror books every fan should read. It had some very creepy moments.

[William]

I've read Creepers. I really enjoyed it. It is more of a psychological action/thriller.

[Rusty]

Thanks. I put all of these on my TBR mountain.