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Boneman
by Lisa W. Cantrell
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Tom Doherty Assoc Llc (1995-05)
ISBN: 0812519701
EAN: 9780812519709
Dewy Decimal #: 813.54
Paperback
Edition: Reprint
SKU: M130881
Condition: Very Good
Comments: 0812519701 MMPB free of markings. Cover shows light edge wear, tiny scrape on spine. Interior evidences little to no use, spine is uncreased & is straight, pages clean; overall, a very pretty, unread copy. Your book will be carefully protected for transit in sturdy, weather-resistant packaging. We are prompt, efficient, communicative.
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Editorial Reviews
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Product Description
Phoenix City detective Jackie Swann and police officer Dallas Reid trail a notorious drug dealer whose right hand man is reputed to have occult powers capable of turning humans into mindless instruments of destruction. Reprint.
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Customer Reviews
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Creepy Zombie Scenes
Rating  (3)
Date: 2005-08-22
BONEMAN is a creepy story with excellently written zombie scenes. I recommend this book to zombie fans, but in parts there are a few too many pages between the zombie portions. The male journalist character is annoying and I didn't care about him. But the horror scenes are great, and the last several chapters turn very quickly. The ending is cool but we never learn what happens to all the zombie pushers. Instead the ending focuses on the human characters, who just aren't as interesting as the zombies.
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Good Thriller
Rating  (4)
Date: 2002-10-17
I read this book and thought it was very good, it had very good descriptions, and a great story. other then the lack of expansion on Jackie Swans story it was great. after reading it i had a hard time beleiving that i had read it in a book and it wasnt a movie... had my imagination and mind wondering!
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Boneman offers atmosphere with little else
Rating  (2)
Date: 2000-11-23
Boneman starts off promisingly, with a drug dealer getting snuffed by a zombie dealer intruding on his turf. Then things start a gradual decline. Few of the characters seem realistic and, to make matters worse, the sole female character and her family troubles is so underdeveloped it feels ignored. I found myself getting angry at the author, why couldn't she get more in depth? Still there are isolated moments of creepiness, just not enough to support a full length novel, perhaps a short story.
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