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Have you read Barron? READ BARRON!
This is the fourth installment of the Isaiah Coleridge series. Now, it’s always bittersweet to reach the back cover of one of Barron’s books, but in this series, I am always relieved when one of my favorite characters is still alive. Barron has conjured no less than four indispensable personas, and readers will be clawing at the arms of their chairs when they see what dangers he throws at them.
A horror writer above all, Barron delved into these alternate genres with the Coleridge series and showed no realm of fiction is off limits…
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