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Book Review - House by Peretti and Dekker

Started by Randy · 10 months ago

This is one of the freakiest Christian fiction stories I have ever read.
In rural Alabama, two couples find themselves in a fight for survival. Running from a maniac bent on killing them, they flee deep into the woods and seek refuge in a house. They soon realize the killer has purposely lure ... Continue reading »

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  • Sounds pretty good. Have you read the Circle Trilogy by Dekker (books: Black, Red, White)? They're pretty awesome, I had a hard time putting them down. I felt cool too 'cause I was reading Christian fiction and it was good (albeit corny occasionally and somewhat predictable, still very engaging). Check 'em out.
  • Hi Jonathan. I have read the first two books of the trilogy and just completely dropped the ball in reading the third one. I guess I got distracted.
  • you totally need to read it, it's awesome to see how it all ends!
  • I think I will do that! I need to do that. I have never not finished a series.
  • Btw, love the new pic of you and the girls!

    <abbr>Vickis last blog post..Rededication is Not the Answer on ... http://windowstomysoul.blogspot.com</abbr>
  • Thank you Vicki :)!
  • Thanks for this review, Randy. I was wondering about the book, having read Monster by Peretti. My poor brain is quite impressionable when it comes to gruesome, scary, and violent - I'm definitely prone to nightmares. Undecided as to whether or not I'll get the book, but glad for your informative review. Thanks, Randy!
  • @Vicki -
    You are welcome. Let me know if you decide to read it.
  • Thanks for this review, Randy. I was wondering about the book, having read Monster by Peretti. My poor brain is quite impressionable when it comes to gruesome, scary, and violent - I'm definitely prone to nightmares. Undecided as to whether or not I'll get the book, but glad for your informative review. Thanks, Randy!
  • @Vicki -
    You are welcome. Let me know if you decide to read it.
  • Btw, love the new pic of you and the girls!
    <abbr>Vickis last blog post..Rededication is Not the Answer on ... http://windowstomysoul.blogspot.com</abbr>
  • Sounds pretty good. Have you read the Circle Trilogy by Dekker (books: Black, Red, White)? They're pretty awesome, I had a hard time putting them down. I felt cool too 'cause I was reading Christian fiction and it was good (albeit corny occasionally and somewhat predictable, still very engaging). Check 'em out.
  • Hi Jonathan. I have read the first two books of the trilogy and just completely dropped the ball in reading the third one. I guess I got distracted.
  • Thank you Vicki :)!
  • you totally need to read it, it's awesome to see how it all ends!
  • I think I will do that! I need to do that. I have never not finished a series.
  • Wow, another cool review of Dekker's book! I've been following reviews and comments of Dekker's and Perreti's books for quite sometime now, all I can say is that I'm pretty impressed! I'm also a fan to both geniuses.

    BTW Randy, the House will actually be in theaters on November 7, several days from now. I've been waiting for this movie for such a loooong time! It'll be in more that 450 theaters, there's a list of cities at the House' official website, http://housethemovie.net or check out Dekker's site.

    @jonathan edmund

    I've read Circle Trilogy too, it's awesome and I'm recommending it to everyone!
  • Lisa, thank you for the compliment on the review and for the heads up on the movies. I had not seen it advertised but will try to check it out.
  • Wow, another cool review of Dekker's book! I've been following reviews and comments of Dekker's and Perreti's books for quite sometime now, all I can say is that I'm pretty impressed! I'm also a fan to both geniuses.


    BTW Randy, the House will actually be in theaters on November 7, several days from now. I've been waiting for this movie for such a loooong time! It'll be in more that 450 theaters, there's a list of cities at the House' official website, http://housethemovie.net or check out Dekker's site.



    @jonathan edmund



    I've read Circle Trilogy too, it's awesome and I'm recommending it to everyone!

  • Lisa, thank you for the compliment on the review and for the heads up on the movies. I had not seen it advertised but will try to check it out.
  • Guys, you've got to see the House, it's awesome! The characters are pretty good, especially Michael Madsen. The scenes inside the house are all creepy, unpredictable, full of surprise! I can't describe it more, pretty cool! Highly recommended to everyone!
  • I will when I get some time and can find it playing. I saw a commercial that looked good.
  • Guys, you've got to see the House, it's awesome! The characters are pretty good, especially Michael Madsen. The scenes inside the house are all creepy, unpredictable, full of surprise! I can't describe it more, pretty cool! Highly recommended to everyone!
  • knew the cop was the bad from the get go, too predictable. The editor should have given the authors a thesaurus/ how many times can you say that the locks on the doors are "engaged"?
    very repetative/ not scary/ try Goosebumps. ending line of "shoo"? are you kidding me? crap!!
  • Hi Rye, Thanks for leaving your criticism.

    I have to disagree and kind of liked the ending line of "shoo" and didn't notice the repetitiveness.
  • knew the cop was the bad from the get go, too predictable. The editor should have given the authors a thesaurus/ how many times can you say that the locks on the doors are "engaged"?
    very repetative/ not scary/ try Goosebumps. ending line of "shoo"? are you kidding me? crap!!

  • I will when I get some time and can find it playing. I saw a commercial that looked good.
  • Hi Rye, Thanks for leaving your criticism.


    I have to disagree and kind of liked the ending line of "shoo" and didn't notice the repetitiveness.

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