Critical Mass reviews THOUGHT FORMS

At talented author and rabid book collector Don D’Ammassa’s review site Critical Mass, he has this to say about my new horror novel THOUGHT FORMS (Dark Regions Press):

Here’s an unusual horror novel.  There are two separate stories, the protagonists of which are cousins, and which eventually converges into a single narrative.  Ray has never gotten over the unsolved murder of his parents when he was a child and is fascinated with handguns.  Paul works at a business which seems to collect ghost stories and strange sightings faster than it does customers. Ray is troubled by weird dreams and is living in the house where his parents died; Paul seems less affected even though he himself has seen something that couldn’t have been real.   Ray begins to encounter odd people who may be connected with the murders while Paul finds himself trapped by deadly and possibly inhuman creatures. This one is likely to keep you guessing for a while, and then hit you when you’re not looking.  Thomas is one of the few authors who never seems to run out of new twists and turns.

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(And one can order my novel THOUGHT FORMS from the publisher, here: http://www.darkregions.com/thought_forms.html)