John Cleaver I Am Not a Serial Killer, Book 1, (Paperback)

from silversurfer

A first time author comes up with the best character since DEXTER. Although this young man {15} is not practicing, just the same, all the inner demons are there..lurking, just below the surface. John Wayne Cheever is trying to cope with his fasination with death and the macarbre. He is surrounded...

from rmagahiz

The author does a good job at centering the story on an antihero and an antivillain. I did notice the lack of fantasy context in the first quarter of the book but it did not bother me as much as other reviewers who said they were taken by surprise. Not recommended for those who are turned off by ...

from BeckyJG

John Wayne Cleaver is not your average teen-aged sociopath. Yes, he's had an obsession with serial killers since he learned at age eight about his accidental namesake John Wayne Gacy. He's above average in intelligence, and has a childhood history of bed-wetting, fascination with fire, and the to...

from DanStratton

My son recommended this book. I believe he heard about it while listening to the Writing Excuses podcast done by Dan Wells and other popular authors. I knew Dan Wells wrote horror novels, which I don't like, but this was a teen book. How bad could it be? What a ride! What a horror ride. I should ...

from EvilynJ

Fifteen-year-old John Wayne Cleaver is so obsessed with serial killers that he is afraid he is going to become one. Because he thinks he's named for John Wayne Gacy and his dad's name is Sam, he's the "son of Sam." He has a strict set of rules he follows to stay in control and a therapist to hear...