Clive Barker - Mister B. Gone

Pros: Creepy, imaginative, a page turner (for me)

Cons: Probably not scary enough for his fans

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this book as a “Clive Barker” light. I found it to be creepy enough for me and a page turner.

Review: (Hardcover version) When you read this review can you hear my voice in your head? How does it sound like? Is it someone you know? Well that is what I thought. As you may have guessed you shouldn't read this review. What I am about to tell you is ...

Pros: I'm actually hard-pressed to find one worth mentioning. It was short?

Cons: Not the Clive Barker I know. Not even close.

The Bottom Line: It seems Barker was more interested in the concept of this story than in the story itself. Too bad, he could have had something awesome here.

Review: I read my first Clive Barker novel (THE HELL-BOUND HEART) 15 years ago in the back of Chris Gee’s Geo Metro on the way to see Guns N’ Roses and Metallica play in Kansas City. Since then, I’ve collected and read every past and current Barker novel ...