Dark Star Hollow
September 15, 1965. Thunder rumbled softly above the quiet little town of Bright Star, which lay nestled in the valley of the great Tennessee mountains... When the storm came, it destroyed the dam of Bright Star...But it was no accident. Six-hundred and fifty-three people lost their lives in the horrible flood...That was no accident. Thirteen people survived...THAT was an accident. For forty years, the town of Bright Star lay hidden underneath the murky waters of Lake Natas... An unspeakable evil stood guard over the town from the hills above...Waiting. David Sinclair has been given a second chance to finish what he started forty years ago... He's more frightening than Freddy... He's stronger than Jason... He's more menacing than Michael... And he's more evil than all of them put together... David Sinclair has returned from Hell...And he's not about to go back. He has a job to do...You are his job. September 2005, a group of vacationing houseboaters take a cruise on Lake Natas for a week of relaxation and rest. They have no idea that they are embarking on a one-way cruise to Hell. The vacationers and locals quickly find themselves surrounded by the nightmares of the past, and the horrible secret of Dark Star Hollow. The locals won't talk...The police can't help...And the fate of thirteen people lay in the hands of one man who has also returned to Dark Star Hollow to avenge the lives of six-hundred fifty-three souls trapped below the evil waters of Lake Natas. Dark Star Hollow is a true tale of terror. The sense of isolation and supernatural evil are the key factors that our characters are swallowed by. It becomes a twisted carnival of paranoia and faith as the group struggles to defeat the evil that waits for them in Dark Star Hollow...
232 pages
English edition · First published 2006 by AuthorHouse · ISBN 9781425957315
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Ratings and reviews
The end of the book explains everything. Soo.. I will just give my opinion. It starts out slow and gets a bit faster paced toward the middle and end. A lot of characters to keep track of. The author got inspiration from movies he enjoyed. But it gave off two that weren’t mentioned ( at least I don’t think ) Jeepers Creepers and Storm of the Century. There is hint of a sequel but.. ( this was written a while back, so not sure if there is one.) Would I read the sequel.. probably not, to be honest. There’s a little bit of religious themes in here.. which I didn’t catch on until it was explained at the end. The plot was there, it didn’t make sense to me. I don’t think if there is such thing as a devil, I doubt they’d give second chances, like they did in the book. It was alright but not for me.
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