The Town

When Gregory Tomasov moves into an abandoned farm on the edge of McGuane, Arizona, he discovers a terrible secret buried in the walls of the old building.

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Great story, but too much detail

Very good story, but descriptions of places and characters thoughts were too drawn out… kind of lost interim the moment of the stoey in places because too much time seemed spent on what they Were thinking, or white somewhere looks like, things of that nature. Other than too much description it was a great spooky story!

Unique and intriguing

This story is unique in the fact that unlike some books you really don’t see where this is going. It keeps you on the edge of your seat. Definitely worth reading.

really I really liked the story

the story was really good gave a unique spin to the whole haunted house / haunted town idea. I like the idea that the author mixed together to different kinds of folklore in the story. The narrator's voice kind of got on my nerves there were times when I felt like he was actually getting into it and then all of a sudden he would go back to a monotone that made him sound bored.

Very good book!

I enjoyed this book very much. The narrator was not the best, but that did not detract from the story. He had a tendency to lose a character's voice at times. That being said, the story itself kept me very interested throughout. The depiction of the characters descent into "crazydom" and their internal dialogue was rather realistic to me. I could imagine something like that happening. Very enjoyable story. Worth the credit.

The town

This was a good,old fashioned scarey story.Always invite the man that owns the house along when you move! David Stifel was a terrific narrator.No blurb,I bought this one!