The Richard Laymon Collection: The Beast House Trilogy
by Richard Laymon
The Richard Laymon Collection (Collections and Selections — 1), The Beast House Series (Collections and Selections — 1-3)
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Visitors flock to see the beast house with its blood-soaked corridors. But the worst part of the house is actually THE CELLAR... Bestselling author Gorman Hardy is looking for ideas for his next novel. Tyler and her friend Nora are looking for a wild time. But in fact they find pain, bestiality and death in... THE BEAST HOUSE. Horrific events have made the Beast House infamous. For the full story, take THE MIDNIGHT TOUR. Saturday nights only. Limited to thirteen tourists. It begins on the show more stroke of midnight. You'll be lucky to get out alive... show lessTags
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Welcome to Malcasa Point! Home of the Beast! And a place where visitors fall madly, and unbelievably in love, in 24 hours or less!
The first book is "The Cellar", and it is good. Lots of Bay Area settings, which is where I live. And a pretty straight forward read. I did not like the instant romance between Jud and Donna. Lust I get, but instant love? It always feels sloppy to me.
It's a quick read, and pretty graphic in sex and violence. Lots of rapes too, which are hard to read.
Regarding the second book, “The Beast House”, I live in Marin County and back when this was published, I drove an Omni! Freaky, huh? This one is also a quick read.
The third book, “The Midnight Tour” is much longer than the first two, and has basically two show more storylines - “Sandy’s Story” (which I didn’t like - at first!), and everything else (which I did!). It also has the weakness of the "madly falling in forever love within minutes of meeting" writing style, and in this volume, it effects at least six people, making it even more absurd than before. And again, the rapes are really hard to read.
The whole volume is a trip, because it has lots of sloppy writing and ridiculous notions of love, it is super addictive, and hard to put down! And yes, I want to read the next one! 'Nuff said! show less
The first book is "The Cellar", and it is good. Lots of Bay Area settings, which is where I live. And a pretty straight forward read. I did not like the instant romance between Jud and Donna. Lust I get, but instant love? It always feels sloppy to me.
It's a quick read, and pretty graphic in sex and violence. Lots of rapes too, which are hard to read.
Regarding the second book, “The Beast House”, I live in Marin County and back when this was published, I drove an Omni! Freaky, huh? This one is also a quick read.
The third book, “The Midnight Tour” is much longer than the first two, and has basically two show more storylines - “Sandy’s Story” (which I didn’t like - at first!), and everything else (which I did!). It also has the weakness of the "madly falling in forever love within minutes of meeting" writing style, and in this volume, it effects at least six people, making it even more absurd than before. And again, the rapes are really hard to read.
The whole volume is a trip, because it has lots of sloppy writing and ridiculous notions of love, it is super addictive, and hard to put down! And yes, I want to read the next one! 'Nuff said! show less
A brilliant trilogy of books, reminding me why Richard Laymon is still my favourite horror author.
Grauenvoll wunderbar!
Oct 22, 2012German
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The Richard Laymon Collection
2 works (Collections and Selections — 1)

The Beast House Series
4 works (Collections and Selections — 1-3)
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- The Richard Laymon Collection: The Beast House Trilogy
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- Jenson griff nach dem Funkgerät.
- Last words*
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Ja!!!
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