Death Instinct | Bentley Little | A Different side of Bentley

Death Instinct | Bentley Little | very good book

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Death Instinct

	Death Instinct Bentley Little Signet, 2006 - 400 pages average customer review:based on 15 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Cathy was six when the man next door killed his wife and himself. She heard the screams. She saw the blood and the bodies. Now, 20 years later, the house is no longer vacant. Someone new has moved in. Something terrible is happening to the neighbors. And Cathy has a secret of her own...

A Different side of Bentley

I really enjoyed this book. I began reading Bentley Little years ago, my favourite being " The Collection" and was really surprised by this book being an early work of his. It isn't AS horrifying and graphic as his later works, but it's a REALLY good start!! You can see where he developed. Get this book. You won't be sorry.

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very good book

this book is a very indepth look at evil. it is very good and has alot of twists. this is one of the first books i read by this author and i have to say it is one of his best. the detail of the gore in this book is amazing. i have passed this book onto several friends, and they have all agreed that it is very good, and very twisted. it reads very fast and every turn of the page brings something very different and very disturbing, which is why i liked it so much. i recommend this book to anyone who likes horror books.

thrilling from start to finish

this book was so scary and thrilling. i finished it in record time. it was so good. bentley little is one of the scariest writers i have ever had the opportunity to read. he literally scares the wits right out of me. i read this book at red lights and in waiting rooms and bathrooms. i could not put it down. absolutely a must for thrill seekers.

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Another lurid ride through murder ...

The "Phoenix Fiend" is loose and killing people .... and not killing them neatly. The macabre and the bizarre seem to surround each murder. Each being unique in method. Each seemingly without motive. The the Phoenix police are stumped.

It all seems up to Lt. Allan Grant, Homicide Division. While wresting with his own mental demons he will ultimately come to a surprising solution with the help of the woman who he is quickly falling in love with.

It is possible for a mentally retarded boy and his crazed mother to the be key to finding the "Phoenix Fiend"? Stay tuned until you get a copy of "Death Instinct".

Lurid. Macabre. Bizarre. Sick. Demented.

And a real page turner.

Densel Myers
Yukon, Oklahoma

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Not a typical Bentley Little book

Written 15 years ago as writer Phillip Emmons, this latest Bentley Little book is missing all of the horror elements I have enjoyed in all of his previous novels. More of a cop thriller than horror novel, I found it very predictable and at some points kind of boring. I look forward to more of the classic Little tales in the future.

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