Comments on L. C. Hayden's The Drums of Gerald Hurd
Take a bit of Stephen King, then toss in a healthy dose of Edgar Allen Poe, and you'll have L.C. Hayden's latest release, The Drums of Gerald Hurd. Horror fans will delight in this nail-biter of a novel that's sure to send shivers down the spine.
Donna Bolk
Word Museum
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The Drums of Gerald Hurd promises all the punch of a first-class horror story and the sensitivity of a romance.
Steve Neubauer
Writers' League of Texas Newsletter
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The Drums of Gerald Hurd beats with the steady, rhythmic drive of a jackhammer on your nerves This is definitely a classic gooseflesh work. L. C. Hayden is a welcomed and refreshing new voice to the horror genre.
Arthur W. L. Breach
Executive Editor of Dagger of the Mind
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Talented L. C. Hayden gives the reader the creeps as the story unfolds and the reader begins to hear those voodoo drums in the background. Not a story to be read if you are staying home alone or you'll find yourself listening and looking out the windows into the dark at strange noises. For a reader who likes the spooky feeling of being watched even though you know you're alone, this is a tale you will enjoy.
Anne K. Edwards
Murder and Mayhem
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Wonderfully wicked.
Renny James, Cover Designer
