Salem: Blood to Drink

Jason Crane, Book 4

De: Richard Gleaves

Narrado por: Eric Michael Summerer

The Jason Crane saga continues in Salem, Massachusetts!

Jason Crane thought his life was back to normal. The Headless Horseman had been defeated, his guardian, Hadewych Van Brunt, was presumed dead, and he had finally inherited the Pyncheon Legacy, worth more than $100 million. But there's more than just one murderous and vengeful ghost in the world, and the Pyncheon family has its own dark past.

Now, Jason must learn the origins of his fortune, the reasons for its strange conditions, and the deadly consequences of breaking them.

A Halloween epic of witches and curses, Wiccans and satanists, friendship, love, and fear, set in the modern Salem with fidelity to every street, rock, and haunted place.

©2018 Richard Gleaves (P)2018 Richard Gleaves

A must read book! Edge of your seat thriller!

Love the book! Might even be better then the last one but that's a very hard decision they are so so good I can't wait till the next! The characters are so detailed and not to the point of boredom. The we he rights just brings your imagination to full speed. A must read for anyone who is a fan of thriller.

Good Halloween vibes

It’s hard to find good books that are a good mix of fun/ horror/ supernatural these books are good if you want that Halloween feeling

LOVE and cant wait for the next one

The story just keeps getting better! Brilliant worknthat ties things in turbpast books to this one in surprising twists and a tale that kept me entertained all the way through! Why is this not a show/movie yet? I love the growth in these characters and much of the history incorporated has me appreciating the author's research!

Kept me at the edge of my seat.

Salem: Blood to Drink is the perfect continuation to a great series. Jason Crane, finds himself in a big pickle when he gets in too deep trying to learn more about his past. In this book we find how the world's of Irving's Sleepy Hollow and Hawthorn's Seven Gables collide in an epic way, showing how the deep and spooky mysteries of the world aren't limited to those who...are headless. Richard Gleaves, masterfully, brings the world of Nathaniel Hawthorn, and smoothly blends history and fiction in an exciting, nail-biting way. 11/10 recommend this book. I cannot wait to get my hands on the next part of the series. Richard Gleaves, you have done a great job.

Better with age...

This is probably the best in the Jason Crane series. A more mature writing from the talented Mr. Gleaves, it leaves one with an urgency to finish the book, and for the next book in the series to appear. The tempo’s in each of the action sequences, which are plentiful, seem to transition more smoothly from scene to scene. Even though there is a great deal of knowledge of Salem, its building and its lore passed down through the book, the meter is at a engrossing pace and less of the metronome-like pounding one would find in his earlier offerings in this series, which are reminiscent of Edgar Allen Poe’s, “The Raven”.
I cannot say that I like the twists and turns in the relationship between My Pal ‘Joey’ and his Zev but it makes me need the next offering from Mr. Gleaves to be more urgent. Simply... I cannot wait for the next installment!
My congratulations on this more successful outing by such a talented writer.