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It is not bad. Again, as it seems Herbert's custom, the hero has a girlfriend - so too much pages wasted on their relationship etc. I wonder if this romance/sex mixer was fashionable in 70s - the older cinema seems to have suffered it too.
However, I saw a comment that The Fog was much better, and I disagree with it - this one is better. The Fog was too SLOW, and it was totally non-supernatural.


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Moon James Herbert 9780451400567 Books Reviews

Very good horror that was reality-great!
My wife loves this book. She had a copy of it before but somehow got lost so I surprised her with James Herbert's Moon.
An outstanding read from beginning to end. Brilliantly written. Touching, frightening and thoroughly enjoyable. Pity we won't see any more from this author.
Good rainy night read...a Herbert read not to be missed
THIS WAS ANOTHER SCAREY, SPOOKY BOOK. HOWEVER, I ENJOY READING BOOKS BY THIS AUTHOR. HE IS AN AMAZING AUTHOR.
James Herbert, up to his usual standards, creates an atmosphere that is chilling and desperately dangerous. It's so difficult to put this book down...one stumbles on a word or sentence that compels a person to continue on to the next page...the next chapter. The protagonist tries to escape his own psychic abilities, but finds a connection to a devious killer who is gory and sadistic, and who can sense our hero's intrusion. Sooner or later, the two must meet when the killer hones in on the unwelcome intruder, and hunts him down.
Having read "The Fog", an absolutely terrific book by this author, I looked forward to reading this one. I am sorry to say that this book does not even begin to compare to "The Fog", a book that is superior in every way to this effort.
The plot is simple. A schoolteacher, Jonathan Childes, has certain psychic abilities over which he has little control. He can apparently meld his mind with that of a sadistic killer. Unfortunately for him, this killer is aware of Childes' mental intrusion and deduces who and where Childes is.
Some tension is created by having Childes become a suspect in a series of murders of which Childes is aware due to his mind meld with the actual killer. His knowledge is a double edged sword. The killer then decides to bring his handiwork a little too close to home for Childes' tastes, and the plot thickens.
This book is mildly entertaining at best, as the tension does not really hold up. Moreover, the ending is somewhat ridiculous and disappointing, reminiscent of a promise unfulfilled. The author is certainly capable of better. If one is looking for a book of unrelenting horror, then this is not the book for which one is looking. It is more of a murder mystery with supernatural overtones, and a somewhat mediocre one, at that.
It is not bad. Again, as it seems Herbert's custom, the hero has a girlfriend - so too much pages wasted on their relationship etc. I wonder if this romance/sex mixer was fashionable in 70s - the older cinema seems to have suffered it too.
However, I saw a comment that The Fog was much better, and I disagree with it - this one is better. The Fog was too SLOW, and it was totally non-supernatural.