Strain Trilogy The Strain, Book 1, (Paperback)

from bxwretlind

This was good horror. It wasn't good horror that would keep me up at night or infest my thinking pattern, but it was a nice summer read (in April). That said, there were some POV problems which actually made me read some passages twice. I'm looking forward to starting the second book (THE FALL).....

from leahsimone

After a plane lands in New York with all passengers and crew mysteriously dead, two doctors from the Centers for Disease Control attempt to determine the cause of such a strange occurrence. It isn't long before they discover four survivors who don't remember anything, a weird substance coating ev...

from Rosechaser110

I must say that I loved how the book started; the story about Sardu had a magical and mysterious feeling, and got me hooked since the first page. When that story finishes the book loses this magical feeling, but now it's mystery what wraps up the story. The Boeing 777 part is a tribute to Dracula...

from electrascaife

A plane lands at JFK and immediately goes dead in every sense of the word. And so begins a plague of the vampiric kind, and also the race against the clock to stop it. This task is up to a group of people made up of a couple of CDC doctors, a Holocaust camp survivor who has spent his life chasing...

from TrishNYC

Whoa!!! This is one of the best books I have read this year!!!! To say that I LOVED it would be an extreme understatement. From the moment I turned to page one I was hooked. I only stopped in between to get a bit less scared. On September 24th 2010 a commercial plane lands at JFK. In the control ...