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Black Light
Black Light
Author: Elizabeth Hand
"We were all wild things there. Indulged or ignored by famous parents who traded psychiatrists, agents, drug dealers, and spouses; shielded by the woods and the mountain from the city to the south and the suburbs to the east and west. Kamensic Village stood guard against the darkness I somehow knew was all around." Black Light is the bo...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780061052668
ISBN-10: 0061052663
Publication Date: 4/1999
Pages: 276
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2.8 stars, based on 6 ratings
Publisher: Harper Prism
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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I found this book to be very slow moving. I have to make myself read it. I haven't finished it.
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A disappointment when held up to the other Hand novels. The story opens with a wonderful intriguing town surrounded by mystery and throw backs to ancient pagan religions. The entire town seems to be populated by old actors/actresses and has a little bit of the unknown, the mysterious lurking around every corner. Enter our young heroine who is a typical teenager filled with angst, drugs and sex and then mix that with an ancient God that is trying to be reborn to the world. The story was very gripping and entertaining for half the book and then it began to drag to (at least in my viewpoint) very disappointing end.


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