books by Black Flame     books:       The Butterfly Effect (New Line Cinema)12 reviews James Swallow Black Flame, 2003 A Great Book! This was one of the best books that I have read in a very long time! I wanted to read it before seeing the movie and now I can't wait to see it! I couldn't put the book down once I started it. The plot was so intriging and each page makes you want to move to the next to see what was going to happen! The storyline interweaves itself so well and is fascinating and complex in the aspect of how ...             The Quartz Massacre (Rogue Trooper) Rebecca Levene Black Flame, 2006             Texas Chainsaw Massacre (New Line Cinema)9 reviews Stephen Hand Black Flame, 2004 Pretty Good Adaptation This book is a pretty good adaptation of the screenplay by Scott Koslar. Stephen Hand doesn't copy the movie on the screen, but the movie the way the screenplay was orginally written. Overall I think it is a great book and adaptation of the movie.             Final Destination #3: End of the Line4 reviews Rebecca Levene Black Flame, 2005 Blown away! i almost gave up on the series seeing as the i hated the second one but i was forced to pick it up and read it and...WOW it was great i was stuck in it absolutely worth it! and i absolutely loved the twist in the end! R.I.P.             A Nightmare on Elm Street #5: The Dream Dealers7 reviews Jeffrey Thomas Black Flame, 2006 Awesome Book - A MUST read for all Kruger fans As a huge fan of Elm Street from the old days I was really looking forward to reading this book, and I can tell you that I was NOT disappointed. It's awesome and a fantastic read. One I couldn't put down until the end... I personally thought the author had a definate handle on Kruger. This book would make an fantastic sequel if ever made into a movie... I am really disappointed at the ...             Final Destination: Looks Could Kill6 reviews Nancy A. Collins Black Flame, 2005 Looks CAN Kill! Other books in this series have left me extremely disappointed, so I was rather plesantly surprised when I got to the end of this book and found I was extremely hooked to the story and found the plot actually not half-bad. Very simply put, this is the high-stakes world of fashion, media and limelight, where looks are everything and 'friends' are not as they seem. Backstabbing happens so often ...             Final Destination III: The Movie9 reviews Christa Faust Black Flame, 2006 Final Destination 3 The Book I loved the movie, and I started obsessing over it and when I found out there was a book I just had to get it. So I did, and I was extremely happy with it. It described the characters very well, and the words and how Christa Faust worded everything was just amazing. I read little sections of the book all the time, just like I watch the movie all the time. Very good book overall. If you loved the ...             A Nightmare on Elm Street #4: Perchance to Dream4 reviews Natasha Rhodes Black Flame, 2006 Dream Child Since reading Protege, which I thought was the best Nightmare novel yet, I had high expectations for this one. I absolutely love this novel. It is well written and has a nice slow pace so you won't get lost or bored. If this was made into a movie it would go great between Nightmare 5 and Freddy's Dead. The story has to deal with Jacob (from the Nightmare 5 - The Dream Child movie) and ...             Final Destination #1: Dead Reckoning7 reviews Natasha Rhodes Black Flame, 2005 This was great !!!!!!!!!!! This book was fast paced and aweasome.The deaths wern't the best but the characters r aweasome. The jerk off Eric reminded me of the guy Carter in the first movie.But I do have to say the club seen when it collapsed was the best.If u like fd then u should give this book a read.             Final Destination #2: Destination Zero1 review David McIntee Black Flame, 2005 Loads better than the last one....... This is prob. the best one in the series so far, having not read Dead Man's Hand and Look's can kill, anyways, a reporter, Patty, saves a couple of people from a terrist bomb on the subway, they all start to die, she does research on other events, and finds out that her great great grandmother had a similar vision in Victorian Jack the Ripper times......... It's a race against time to see if she ...             Blade: Trinity (New Line Cinema)5 reviews Natasha Rhodes Black Flame, 2004 Ear Deafing Finale! I just got back from watching Blade Trinity, and all I can say is I'm half- deaf, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. The action in this film is indeed jam- packed and leaves you breathless. Blade is once more the powerful, cocky emotionless statue he has always been with a few quirky bandmates now, the leader of this band called Night Stalkers a woman named Abby, whom is the actual daughter ...             Judge Dredd #3: Black Atlantic2 reviews Peter J. Evans, Simon Jowett Black Flame, 2004 Taking the Law outside of the Big-Meg After enjoying Bad Moon Rising, I decided to pick up a few of these novels. This adventure is an exciting romp across the Black Atlantic, exploring new territory that has barely been touched upon in the 2000AD comics. Dredd came across perfectly this time, in his gruff, no-nonsense manner. The story fit well with the lore of Judge Dredd and the characters were distinct and consistent. This ...             Fiends of the Eastern Front2 reviews David Bishop Black Flame, 2007 War is hell, filled with demons This is going to be a long review, three books to review. Now, war and horror mixes are rare in horror prose, and Black Flame aims to remedy this with this omnibus of these three really weird war novels. In "Operation Vampire" we are introduced to the Vollmer brothers, each one of them representing three arms of the German military. Youngest and most idealistic, ex-Hitlerjurgen Hans is a ...             American Meat (Dark Future)7 reviews Stuart Moore Black Flame, 2005 A tasty slab of biopunk If you like Philip K. Dick, William Gibson, Rudy Rucker, Vernor Vinge, Neal Stephenson and/or Paul Di Filippo, then this is a must-read. Hard boiled and well done. 14 alarms, but it sneaks up on you. Grandmother Spider, meet Sherkaner Underhill and Vicky Smith. Mia Sangre, meet Molly Millions and Ellen Ripley. Dr. Wan, meet Thomas Nau and Eldon Tyrell. Ratcatcher MacKay, meet Max Rockatansky and ...             Psykogeddon (Judge Dredd)1 review Dave Stone Black Flame, 2006 Ok, but the author has issues... The author obviously knows the Dredd universe well, and has written other books in the series which are good. This one however almost reads like an edition of ClassWar at times, various references to the Royal Family being inbred parasites, and bosses being evil exploiters of the masses leave us in no doubt as to his own political leanings, which is kind of a shame when it intrudes into the ...             Rogue Trooper #2: Blood Relative1 review James Swallow Black Flame, 2005 Super Reader Rogue is sometimes scary, sometimes sympathetic, and one of those tragic heroic figures. His ultimate adversary in this book, is basically batguano crazy, and she is obsessed with becoming like him, using some Frankenstein like methods from the parts of fallen comrades for research. That sort of thing never works.             Final Destination II: The Movie1 review Nancy A. Collins, Natasha Rhodes Black Flame, 2006 Better than the first The first novelisation of the films was quite a good book, but this one was quicker to read, and more graphic and gory! There's also a slightly different storyline to how Alex died compared to the first movie - I haven't seen the first or second in a while, but according to this book, he was hit in the face by a brick, which instantly killed him. But I honestly can't remember. The book is ...             Ripped From a Dream: The Nightmare on Elm Street Omnibus (Nightmare on Elm Street (Black Library))2 reviews David Bishop, Christa Faust, ... Black Flame, 2006 Like the movies? Then you will enjoy this book. Putting it to you simply, if you enjoyed the movies then you will enjoy reading this book. Freddy is evil as ever, and also enjoys dishing out his sick humor to his victims. This book actually contains 3 different stories. 1. Suffer the Children 2. Dreamspawn and 3. Protoge. Be warned though. Just like the movies there are plenty of gory violence, cursing, and of course lots of sex. On a ...             Dredd vs Death (Judge Dredd)3 reviews Rennie Gordon Black Flame, 2003 Brilliant telling of the game story! A wonderful action-packed reworking of the story from the game Judge Dredd:Dredd vs. Death. Mr Rennie captures the crazy atmosphere of Mega City One and Judge Dredd with skill and enthusiasm. A rollercoaster of an action book with enough crazy moments to make it stand out from the crowd. A great tie-in to a great game.             Friday the 13th: Carnival of Maniacs6 reviews Stephen Hand Black Flame, 2006 Closest thing to Friday franchise in series!!! This book is by far the best in the series from Black Flame...whereas all the books had their moments where Jason shone brightly...none moreso than this one! This book starts, moves and finishes??:)) in Crystal Lake, where the movie's series elements all come into play. Stephen has captured in the most distrurbing way, the relationship between Jason and his mother....probably one of the closest ...              search for books american, atlantic, butterfly, carnival, chainsaw, cinema, could, dealers, death, destination, eastern, effect, fiends, friday, future, library, maniacs, massacre, nightmare, omnibus, perchance, psykogeddon, quartz, reckoning, relative, ripped, street, texas, trinity, trooper books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen health & personal care: Ziggy Marley's Hemp Rules Roasted Hempseeds Organic Caribbean Crunch -- 6 ... home  impressum - about us