This is not a book for the “chicken hearted” (like me) unless nightmares don’t bother you. Why you may ask does a “scaredy cat” read thrillers in the first place? Well let me just put it this way – a few sleepless nights are worth it if the writing is that good and if it’s not then the sleepless nights are a moot point as only very good writing and extremely believable plots cause me to lay awake dreading the dreams if I do succumb to drowsiness. Don’t forget to read my review later this week. I’m still reading but have already had a few very long nights in the process. Kudos to Mr. Mynheir on a riveting and very scary (in more ways than one) read.
Check out The CFRB Blog for links and daily posts throughout the tour week as well as other posts this week at:
Back to the Mountains, Queen of Convolution, A Frank Review, Virtual Book Tour de Net, The Time Mistress, and Between Sundays
I have a copy of the featured book to give away. Please leave a comment on this post to enter including your email so I can contact you if you win. US Addresses only please! Email can be left in a format such as forest_rose[at]yahoo[dot]com to avoid spambots. I will draw a winner on the 11th from all comments posted by 11:59PM on the 10th. As this book deals with Good, Evil, cloning, souls, genetic manipulation and the like I invite readers to sound off with their opinion on any of these topics in the comments or your own thoughts regarding this book if you’ve read it.
And one more Giveaway – One person will receive a copy of The Oath by Frank Peretti during this tour of The Void by Mark Mynheir. During the week of March 2nd David (co-founder of CFRB) will be looking for the best comment to our blog posts on any of the CFRB blog sites. The winner of this book will be announced on Saturday the 8th. Please leave an email address where he can contact you further.
For more info hop over to the book’s Amazon page by clicking on the cover, check out the publishers book page and also meander through the author’s site by clicking his photo. Here’s my review. There are also a number of links to other CFRB members in the blogroll under the CFRB logo on my right sidebar who might also post this week.