Review: Doubleshot Reviews book review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2011
For the past several decades, Hull's Landing has had a dirty little secret that is so dark those who know the truth will do anything in their power to protect it. The entire town lives in fear, some because they know exactly why young women continue to go missing and other because they merely have suspicions, but no proof.When former Pittsburgh Bureau of Police member, Rita Clemens moves to Hull's Landing she begins to slowly unearth the horrific secret that the locals have tried to hard to keep hidden.  With time not on her side, will Rita be able to save herself and young woman's life and stop the world's oldest forms of evil from being unleashed?I was briefly introduced to Hull's Landing when author, James Melzer,  initially began podcasting the story. I was immediately hooked and was highly irked when all of a sudden the podcast stopped and I was left hanging. (Note to author:  FYI, I'm still slightly irritated that I had to wait so long, sir!)  However, as you can see James Melzer finalized Hull's Landing and released it as an eBook for our reading pleasure.Now let me clarify when I say, reading pleasure. Hull's Landing is a hell of a story. It is well written with fun and interesting characters, some you want to get to know better and some you want to see die a slow and painful death. However, Hull's Landing does not a have pleasurable storyline. Oh no, it is raw and gritty and makes you shudder to think of some of the things happening in real life...which I'm sure they do/have happened.  It is definitely not for the weak at heart.  While I would not say it's overly graphic, James Melzer definitely knows how to paint a portrait of imagery that will leave you cringing.