Darkness: A Novel

This is the first John Saul book I've read but I will definitely be reading more.The characters are wonderfully built in a way that draws you in. I really enjoyed his style of story telling. It flows very well without getting dull.... Off to find my next John Saul book

It was a fun read. I love being surprised and I was!! Haven’t read John Saul in years. Will go look for more of his books to read

I read this one time when I was 17 and I really enjoyed it because I am now 38 and this book stuck with me because I’ve talked about it to my family through the years and been looking for it and as soon as I came across it on Amazon I bought it without hesitation so if you get a chance this is an awesome read

As always, a fantastic read. Now to start another, so many books. I wish there was a way to buy all the books in a bundled price.

In a swamp somewhere in Florida, lurked danger more deadly than the alligators and snakes that lived there. Tales of strange humans living there were talked about in whispers by the people of the town. Things ran very smoothly there until the son of a big contractor brought his wife and troubled teen daughter there to have a fresh start. The town had a high infant mortality rate. The troubled teen knew something was very wrong in this place and after meeting a kindred soul in the neighborhood they set out to find out what was going on.

This book I is so good I have read it over and over. John Saul has a way of captivating the reader and drawing them in, until they are sitting on the edge of their seats and cannot stop reading. I recommend this book to anyone who loves a good horror book.

John Saul has never disappointed me. I've read many of his novels and have yet to find one deserving or less than four stars. Darkness is a very good read, indeed.

I'm not sure what it is about John Saul, but I always pick his books up first when I'm looking for fiction. Indeed, none of them - including this one - stick with me a month later, but I enjoy reading them all. Darkness is much like his other books, and that's a good thing.