Dit boek heb ik zelf (nog) niet gelezen, dus ik kan je er niks over vertellen. Het is een bijdrage aan Bookcrossing van de Stichting Overal in Nijmegen.
Hartelijk bedankt!

Hallo daar, vinder!
Als je dit leest, heb je een boek gevonden. Gefeliciteerd!
Hopelijk is het iets dat je leuk vindt; zo niet, dan heeft het je toch tenminste hier gebracht en dat is ook wat waard. Je mag het boek gerust doorgeven aan iemand anders, of zomaar ergens achterlaten.

Ondertussen was je toch maar mooi nieuwsgierig genoeg om op deze site te komen kijken en dat vind ik erg leuk. Kijk gerust wat rond. Veel plezier!

Oh ja, er is ook een Nederlandse website.

RELEASE NOTES:

Vanavond op de plank in de nieuwste OBCZ van Nijmegen.

I took this book with me from the opening meeting of OBCZ Lux in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. I am reserving it for the Foreign Exchange OBCZ. I am holding a private bookswap for club members at my house this week, so I'm hoping someone will take it then. At the moment the OBCZ is a more or less private library / bookswap for the Foreign Exchange / ICON (new name!) expat club members. Books which sit around too long will be released, probably at OBCZ Lux.

Added (some months ago) to BCZ ForeignExchange: An English-language BookCrossing Zone based in the Nijmegen / Arnhem region of the Netherlands (Click here for more details.) If you would like to borrow or swap this or any other book on the shelf, click on the ForeignExchange link at the top of this Journal Entry to go to the bookshelf, and send a PM (Private Message) - click on the link underneath the bookshelf statistics.

Taken to release at Castricum.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Released at the big annual Dutch BookCrossing meeting at beach cafe Zoomers in Castricum.
This book has been released as part of the BookCrossing Ultimate Challenges - read and release books, with extra points for a monthly theme.

Dit boek mag verder reizen.
Veel leesplezier!

Dit boek zat samen met een hoop andere boeken in een volle doos van Dutchflybabe. Wel een erg dikke pil, maar de twee verhalen spreken me wel aan. Dit gaat op de TBR

This omnibus has two stories of Shaun Hutson: Death Day and Renegades. Both have an element of horror, but the stories have a very different take on it. Death Day is more focused on undead monsters terrorizing the town and a few policemen who have to solve the mystery. Renegades is more focused on terrorism and IRA, while the horror element has a side role. Personally, I liked Death Day more because the monsters are more present. In Renegades, the 'monster' only shows up at the end and is finished off quickly. Shaun Hutson really knows how to write gory scenes in explicit detail. You can almost feel the pain of the bullets as you read how they travel through a body, destroying everything in its path. The characters are stereotypes, but for this type of story it's ok. You have to use a bit of suspension of disbelief in both stories, especially in Death Day, but it is mindless fun and gore.

This book will be released at the New Years meeting in Amsterdam. I hope it will find a new reader soon!

Volgens Smitie een leuke bloederige, dus dit ging mee ;)

To many books, not enough time.
I really would like to reduce my TBR so I have been trough it with an critic eye and decided this book can travel along.

Happy reading finder!