While this book is longer than it needs to be and some of the content has aged pretty poorly, it has a great story, likable characters, and plenty of truly chilling horror. It isn't perfect, but there sure is a lot to love here.
Pretty good! Lays a solid foundation for a series I hope to continue reading. The plot was a little predictable and the villain quite undercooked, but I really liked the protagonists and all the worldbuilding. I have a feeling this series will only improve as it goes on.
Bradbury's mastery of the English language is on display here as always, but the story itself just wasn't what I hoped it would be and that really hampered my experience. Still, it got me out of a lengthy reading slump, so it deserves kudos for that!
Probably the best of all the wrestling books I've read. Chris Jericho's voice translates from the microphone to the page perfectly, resulting in a memoir that's both engaging and humorous. Nothing to complain about here - the book is exactly what you want it to be.
