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by John Saul

Author:	John Saul
Subcategory:	Genre Fiction
Language:	English
Publisher:	Bantam; First Edition edition (July 1, 1985)
Category:	Fiction and Literature
Rating:	4.4
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The last time I read a John Saul book I must have been about 12 years old. I should have let my fond memories of his stories lie undisturbed

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No one knows that they should be terrified of what has just taken place, for the evil of a heinous deed that took place nearly one hundred years ago has been living and waiting for this very moment, when it can claimthe Brainchild.

John Saul’s first novel, Suffer the Children, was an immediate million-copy bestseller. His other bestselling suspense novels include Perfect Nightmare, Black Creek Crossing, and The Presence. He is also the author of the New York Times bestselling serial thriller The Blackstone Chronicles, initially published in si. ore about John Saul. John Saul’s first novel, Suffer the Children, was an immediate million-copy bestseller.

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Alex Lonnsdale was one of the most popular kids in La Paloma - until the horrifying car accident. He seems the same, but if his parents, his friends and his girlfriend could see inside his brain and his dreams, they would be terrified.

Comments:

Rageseeker

The concept of this story is really clever, but the story itself fell a little short. There literally was not a single likable character in the entire book and I found myself not caring about any of them...that's always a bit of a death toll for a book. Beyond that, the medical scenes were so far-fetched and futuristic, it almost seemed a bit "Twilight Zone"-esque. Suspending belief in stories isn't such an unusual thing, but this one was pretty far out there. It didn't work for me.

Pedar

I began reading Saul' s books some years ago but not some of the older stories.
Alex was in a horrific accident, on the brink of death. Defying all the odds, a brilliant neurosurgeon operates and saves his life.
But strange and frightening things began to occur, people began to die.
Brain Child is a phenomenal story, playing havoc with one's
emotions and not until almost the end of the story does one have any clue about why these things are happening.
Saul has a unique talent for creating believable and plausible out of the impossible.
Love, love love his style of writing.

Winn

I'm not a fan of stories where people feel justified to wrong others of a certain class because their ancestors were wronged by this class of people way back when. With that said, this story almost plunges into that...but surfaces out of it in a very interesting way. It's a "monster" story in a fresh new sense.

Lots of build up and back story, but it didn't really drag on, and it felt necessary. Also I was pleased with the ending, to know my guess at an underlying cause was right :) no spoilers.

Braendo

I'm a John Saul fan, and he didn't disappoint in this novel! It was intricate, scary, and all-around riveting. I thought it had good plots and twists to keep you turning the pages! I look forward to a new novel by John Saul sometime in the near future, perhaps?!