Adversary Cycle/Repairman Jack: The Keep : A Novel of the Adversary Cycle (Series #1) (Edition 1) (Paperback)

from cal8769

This isn't your father's horror story! Even though the author leads you through the story and you think you know whats going to happen there are suprises at every corner. There is even a touch of romance.

from Charlie2300

A curiously enigmatic novel written is such a way that it conceals its true nature until the climax. It is a shame that the cover art to be found on the mass market paperback editions of this novel makes it immediately clear that you're dealing with a horror yarn. My copy is a hardcover with a bi...

from gypsycab79

Here's where it all starts. It was interesting to go back and read about Glaeken in his prime after meeting him as an old man. F. Paul Wilson is pretty awesome. I know my reviews have been sparse lately, but sometimes I either like a thing or I don't I liked The Keep.

from bcquinnsmom

The Keep is a high kind of "mini-castle" set in the mountains of Romania. The story takes place before America's entry into WWII. A detachment of German army soldiers is sent to the keep, which is situated so that anyone coming or going through a certain pass which leads to the invaluable Ploesti...

from absurdeist

The Keep is by far one of the more memorable horror novels I've read over the past decade. It's got different degrees of evil at work—the "entity" (what I'll call it so as not to spoil the mystery) is obviously one type of evil at work, but then there's the Nazis too, so it's an odd feeling to be...