This copy is 98 of 198 printed, and is book number 5 in the Essential Ronald Kelly Collection from Thunderstorm Books. 2014-08-books-bought thunderstorm-own9 s Odd Pardon76 41

Something a Native American-focused interpretation of the 1986 horror film, Critters, stripped of it's sci-fi elements, and in it's place, mysticism and demonic Tasmanian devils. Heady, enthralling, and graphic, Pitfall's juggling act of vivid characters against the backdrop of fictional myth, but always mentioned with a breath of respect, is boastworthy, as far as I'm concerned; taking to task some truly repellant antagonistic characters and meeting bigotry with ravenous, unholy hunger. Delicious. Cathartic. Cinematic.3 s Squire378 1 follower

Fast-paced and gory, this little thriller is a lot of fun. Nothing too deep, but author Kelly knows how to spin a cool yarn. The short story provides a nice coda to the whole thing.ronald-kelly3 s Emily Haynes660 30

A small town in Texas faces monsterous little creature's stright out of Apache legend. Can the pit Devils be defeated?1 DJMikeG460 37

This was an extremely entertaining, fast moving thriller set in West Texas by talented Southern horror writer Ronald Kelly. This book would make an awesome movie with the right people at the helm. You really can't go wrong with Ronald Kelly, he's and awesome writer! 1 Kilgallen731 11

A gem of a horror tale. I loved the tone of this one. The characters were very believable in their flaws and the dialogue was very well done. I d the respectful nods to first nations myth and culture as well. Excellent pacing and just the right amount of violence and gore...not over the top, but enough to be noticed.2023-reads audio-books favorites ...more Kristi156

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