Quite often this task can be deemed over whelming to state the least. One of the persistent badgering’s of any editor is to convince their author to show more and tell less. The author’s use of inner monologue is indicative of a well-seasoned wordsmith. Rolfe has managed to hone his craft a little more with each novel broadening his creative talents and therefore diversifying his potential market all in one swoop. While each edition was immensely compelling and highly entertaining I personally find it must rewarding to witness an author flourish in their style and truly come into their own. I’ve had the sincere thrill and pleasure of reading two of Glenn Rolfe’s previous endeavors in Boom Town and Abraham’s Bridge. Will he manage to stop the carnage and onslaught or will Gilson Creek ultimately succumb to the Blood Rain? First he must look directly into the eyes of adversity where his past is concerned. Sherriff Joe Fischer is in a race against the clock and against seemingly insurmountable odds to keep his town safe. While the residents plan to engage in plenty of rest and relaxation at on the beaches of Emerson Lake a most sinister transformation lurks in the shadows and threatens to obliterate everything the citizens of Gilson Creek value and hold dear. School is out and summer has merely began. The sleepy small town of Gilson Creek is an idealistic spot for raising a family, community and harmonious unity.
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