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Buddy Reads: Horns by Joe Hill (sp for entire book)
@Hoycie - I know I'm tagging you but only read beyond this line if you have finished the book.
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I just finished Horns for my buddy read. My full review is on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/822874283
(I have no idea if that link will work.)
I rated this book three stars. I really enjoyed it in the beginning. It was funny and twisted and a mystery and I was pretty hooked. It was interesting throughout the remainder of the book but as each part began it felt like a different book. I did enjoy it though but kind of wish Ig was able to clear his name to the people in the town somehow. Not a happily ever after, but some way for them to realize the truth, that a man the town loved and idolized had actually committed the crimes and let his best friend take the fall.
What did you think Hoycie? Or anyone else who has read this?
Re: Buddy Reads: Horns by Joe Hill (sp for entire book)
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
For me it touched on all those new stories when something bad happens, and the neighbor's always like "he was the nicest person" Really? You couldn't tell at all that he was a psycho? It intrigues me that people can hide those sides of themselves so well.
Follow my SK blog as I reread the entire SK library (again!):
http://www.skallthetime.blogspot.com/
Joe and his dad write mentally disturbed people so well. I love that you can almost sympathize with them. You start to get soft on them and then have to step back and remember, wait! He just smothered his mom with a pillow!
my read shelf:
Wes: 10/8/2012
Sugar & Spice