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Title	:	November Mourns
Author	:	Tom Piccirilli
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 281 pages
Published	:	May 31st 2005 by Bantam Books (first published January 1st 2005)
Categories	:	Horror. Mystery. Fiction. Thriller. Crime

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Two years ago Shad Jenkins went to prison for assaulting his
sister’s attacker. Now he has returned to the southern mountain town of Moon Run Hollow, only to find that Megan is dead. No one knows how she died–or why she was found on Gospel Trail Road, a dirt path leading up to the gorge high above the Chatalaha River, where victims of yellow fever were once brought to die.

Navigating a world filled with abnormal children and clandestine snake handlers, one that is slowly being poisoned by illegal moonshine, Shad must pierce the townsfolk’s superstitions and terrible secrets to find out the truth about his sister’s death. But the Blood Dreams he’s suffered from since childhood have taken on an eerie urgency, revealing to Shad the nightmarish form of an unseen adversary. Plagued by the wraiths that haunt the hollow, Shad finds himself increasingly unsure of his own sanity as he begins to piece together what may have happened to his sister–and who exactly his enemy is....

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Original Title:	November Mourns
ISBN:	055358720X (ISBN13: 9780553587203)
Edition Language:	English

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Interesting and successful blend of the hard-boiled and horror genres. For popular fiction, there's surprisingly little padding or pandering to the audience: the character of Elfie perhaps isn't necessary except to supply some (redundant) sex, but otherwise the author sticks to developing ideas and atmosphere. The ending is particularly clever, furnishing a villain for the more literal-minded, while leaving things wide-open for those who prefer a more elusive and fantastic resolution. Well

Really, really good backwoods hillbilly story from the dependable wordsmith Tom Piccirilli.

One of the things that I love about Piccirilli's books is the mood that he creates. The atmosphere and pacing comes across so quickly; you are practically breathing it in. All thanks to Piccirilli's poetic words. It's pulp noir poetry.In this book, he channels that poetry through an ex-con who heads home to the Appalachian mountains. Shad Jenkins is finishing his two-year sentence in prison when he's visited by the ghost of his sister. After the confirming phone call from his father, Shad heads

Two years ago Shad Jenkins went to prison for assaulting his sisters attacker. Now he has returned to the southern mountain town of Moon Run Hollow, only to find that Megan is dead. No one knows how she diedor why she was found on Gospel Trail Road, a dirt path leading up to the gorge high above the Chatalaha River, where victims of yellow fever were once brought to die. Navigating a world filled with abnormal children and clandestine snake handlers, one that is slowly being poisoned by

I picked this one up at a yard sale thinking it looked interesting and read it pretty quickly, but I wasn't really that impressed by it. It's not of those books that stuck with me and I can't really say I remember it that well.

Like most of the young men in their twenties who are the protagonists of Tom Piccirilli's novels, Shad Jenkins receives visits from the dead. In Shad's case the ghost is the mother he never knew. She died shortly after he was born. But a few days before Shad's release from prison, his father calls to say that Shad's younger stepsister has been found dead on Gospel Trail Road. Her heart stopped. It is as though she simply went to sleep. The local police call it "death by misadventure," but before

Thomas Piccirilli (May 27, 1965 July 11, 2015) was an American novelist and short story writer. Piccirilli sold over 150 stories in the mystery, thriller, horror, erotica, and science fiction fields. He was a two-time winner of the International Thriller Writers Award for "Best Paperback Original" (2008, 2010). He was a four-time winner of the Bram Stoker Award. He was also a finalist for the