Ghost Road Blues

Thirty years ago, a Black Harvest came to Pine Deep. A Blues musician killed the devil at the crossroads and ended up murdered for his troubles. His body strung up in the cornfield like a scarecrow. Or so legend tells it...... Today, Pine Deep embraces its dark history and is hailed as, "The Spookie......more

I am going to be the party pooper again. Many of my friends enjoyed this story but as much as I tried (and, boy, did I ever try) I could not fall into this book. Part of the problem was the narrator. His voice was gravelly and deep and it suited some of the characters but it grated on me. Sorry b......more

The last thing Billy said was, “Oh, come on…there’s nothing out there.” And then two sets of bone-white hands arched over the slat rails on the wagon and seized him by the shoulders and the collar and dragged him screaming into the darkness. These, the opening lines of Ghost Road Blues, more or less s......more

Yeah, so this book really pissed me off. Why? Because I loved it, but I hate getting roped into reading a trilogy. Given the epilogue, there is no question that this book solved absolutely none of the conflicts presented. It is the first part of a trilogy and cannot stand alone as its own book. So I......more

Three criminals arrive to Pine Deep, one of them is more sinister than the rest, a wanted Killer! Is that all the evil that lurks in Pine Deep? No! This is a dark atmospheric supernatural thriller. I can see why Maberry was awarded the Bram Stoker award for this, he's a great writer really immerses......more