Review: You Can't Go Wrong with Nicolson
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 22, 2012
My first introduction to Scott Nicholson was "As I Die Lying" - a psychological thriller that I was neither able to sleep or put down until I finished it. I believe I have nearly everything he has written now, and will continue to collect everything he writes.When I read "The Skull Ring", I actually got up and made sure all the doors and windows were locked and looked in my closets. I never do that. But he has a way of writing that seeps inside those dark crevices of your mind, making you believe that even the impossible is possible, and is probably going to happen to you."Disintegration", well, easily one of the most disturbing books I've read. So disturbing you want to stop reading, but you can't. In that way, it reminded me of "As I Die Lying". The prose in this book is haunting and beautiful, with metaphors and descriptors that are both astonishing and uniquely creative."Crime Beat" is an entertaining novella (short story) about a reporter in a small mountain town, which is both enjoyable and easy to read.To bundle these together and to be able to get them for free or at such a small price is a deal no one should pass up. Hours and hours of entertainment, and possibly a few nightmares, for one low price !