Book Review: Asbury Park by Rob Scott - Page 4

Asbury Park is not your typical cop novel or standard horror story and as a result it is better than what you'd normally expect from either genre. Not only does it deliver the chills and thrills of both, but it does so with an intelligence and emotional depth usually lacking in those types of books. From Scott's honest depiction of his main character's struggles with his personal demons to the way he gradually cranks up the tension as the book proceeds, it becomes harder and harder to put the book down. If you thought the streets of your hometown were unsafe, it's nothing compared to what's happening in Asbury Park, New Jersey. The boardwalk will never be the same again.

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Richard Marcus is the author of the What Will Happen In Eragon IV? and The Unofficial Heroes Of Olympus Companion, both published and commissioned by Ulysses Press. He has had his work published in print and online all over the world including the …

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  • 1 - Gary Crawford

    Apr 12, 2013 at 5:31 pm

    I was raised in Neptune City and still live in the area. I enjoyed the story but some of the places described do not exist; some of the locations are not where they really are. Some fact-checking should have been done. Otherwise, great job!

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