For those avid readers out there, don't know how many people have heard of this novel.
One Second After by William R. Forstchen
Kind of like a professionally written 'Lights Out'.
I picked it up on Monday, finished it this morning. Very quick read at ~340 pages.
A bit scarier, and even more believable than Lights Out IMO.
Anyways, I would recommend it as a story, even if not just for the subject matter.
Setting is a small town in the hills of North Carolina. Unlike Half-Fast, each chapter is a 'Day'...only twelve chapters, but covering Day 1 to Day 365.
On another note, if anyone in the Munster/Hammond/Highland area wants to read it, they can come pick it up. My books always collect dust after I finish them. It is an unsettling read that most likely won't be re-read...kinda like Schindler's List or Passion of the Christ in a movie comparison.
If anyone else has tackled it already, I would like to hear your thoughts.
One Second After by William R. Forstchen
Kind of like a professionally written 'Lights Out'.
I picked it up on Monday, finished it this morning. Very quick read at ~340 pages.
A bit scarier, and even more believable than Lights Out IMO.
Anyways, I would recommend it as a story, even if not just for the subject matter.
Setting is a small town in the hills of North Carolina. Unlike Half-Fast, each chapter is a 'Day'...only twelve chapters, but covering Day 1 to Day 365.
On another note, if anyone in the Munster/Hammond/Highland area wants to read it, they can come pick it up. My books always collect dust after I finish them. It is an unsettling read that most likely won't be re-read...kinda like Schindler's List or Passion of the Christ in a movie comparison.
If anyone else has tackled it already, I would like to hear your thoughts.