Title: Early Clegg
Product review: Don't let the title or the cover art put you off, because this book isn't another one of those tedious, repetitive, done-to-death "Oooh-look-it's-Satan" novels. In fact, Satan (or Memnoch, as Anne Rice would call him) does not even put in an appearance. Instead it's a young-man-returns-after-many-years-to-the-town-he-grew-up-in-and-where-something-bad-happened-when-he-was-a-kid novels. Most horror writers seem to have written at least one, but this one is very well done nonetheless. The plot overview has already been iterated in previous reviews, so I won't add another one to the pile, but you get the idea.It is all too easy to compare Douglas Clegg to Stephen King, but that is because there are some similarities in their narrative styles, though Clegg's descriptions are possibly more vivid.I liked this book and think that it is worth tracking down.
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