The Devil's Equinox
Fiction Without Frontiers
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Arden
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By:
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John Everson
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Austin secretly wishes his wife would drop dead. He even says so one boozy midnight at the bar to a sultry stranger with a mysterious tattoo. When his wife later introduces that stranger as Regina, their new neighbor, Austin hopes she will be a good influence on his wife. Instead, one night he comes home to find his wife dead. Soon he’s entranced with Regina, who introduces him to a strange world of bloodletting, rituals, and magic. A world that puts everything he loves in peril. Can Austin save his daughter, and himself, before the planets align for the Devil’s Equinox?
Flame Tree Press is the new fiction imprint of Flame Tree Publishing. Launched in 2018 the list brings together brilliant new authors and the more established; the award winners, and exciting, original voices.
©2019 Flame Tree Publishing (P)2019 Flame Tree PublishingCritic Reviews
"John Everson's newest novel is so powerful, so terrifying, so implacable in the evil it describes, that I could not stop reading." (The Haunted Reading Room)
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- MS L C STEWART
- 12-08-2019
This book is objectively terrible.
Rarely have I experienced something so truly painful as listening to this book. And I don't mean 'so bad it's good'. Oh, no. It's misogynistic, kink-shaming, casually racist, vaguely homophobic, and just generally awful. From its hackneyed themes to its predictability, to its grammatical errors it is - start to finish - a misery to endure. In fact, I only did so in order to be able to review it in all fairness, in hopes I might warn others from this path. There is nary a hint of true horror; the protagonist is a spineless moron who annoyed me more than almost any character could...and all without any real personal journey. I read this in tandem with a friend, and we bemoaned every 'page'. But together we pressed on. And it got no better. Now it is finally over I feel empty, as though those hours of my life have been irrevocably ripped from me by an author who appears to have never considered doing any actual research before deciding to sit down and live out his fantasies by writing this. I can't believe he's so far along in his career - this smacks of 'first novel'.
Oh, and to make matters worse, the narration is awful...random mid-sentence pauses, dry tone, and odd emphases. But to be fair, what was supposed to do with this monstrosity? better he than I to try to make anything of this. Negative stars across the board.
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