THE FRENZY WAY

[Greg Lamberson]

The new issue of Rue Morgue features this review of my upcoming novel THE FRENZY WAY, which Medallion Press publishes as a TPB on June 1st:

"If living in NYC wasn't scary enough, imagine how scary it would be if it were teaming with bloodthirsty werewolves. That's the premise behind the menacing new police procedural that's absolutely thick with character development, intelligent dialogue and a remarkably fresh take on lycanthropes. It will have you double-checking your doors and windows on the next full moon."

[Greg Lamberson]

Harriet Klausner from Alternative Worlds has also reviewed THE FRENZY WAY:

http://www.alternative-worlds.com/2010/04/06/the-frenzy-way-gregory-lamberson/

[Greg Lamberson]

A Big One - PUBLISHERS WEEKLY:



Publishers Weekly calls THE FRENZY WAY a "rollicking horror tale...Lamberson’s knack for furiously fast-paced action and the building terror of the graphic and increasingly sexualized murders combine in a surprisingly compelling read for horror fans with strong stomachs."

[Greg Lamberson]

Dread Central:

"Fast-paced, bloody, sexy, and brutal, this is Lamberson at his best." (4.5 out of 5 bloody daggers) - Dread Central

http://www.dreadcentral.com/reviews/frenzy-way-the-book

[Johnny Truant]

Sounds good!  I'll give it a read if I come across it.

[Greg Lamberson]

Hopefully that won't be too difficult.

"Wow. Just wow. May prove the most significant piece of lycanthrope literature in years."

http://radiation-scarred-reviews.blogspot.com/2010/04/frenzy-way-gregory-lamberson-2010.html

[Greg Lamberson]

One day ahead of its publication, Dark Scribe magazine has posted a new review of THE FRENZY WAY: 

"In this novel, the author of Johnny Gruesome and Personal Demons puts forward a fresh examination of lycanthropes and offers readers something brand new...

The Frenzy Way is superior to Lamberson’s first two books, and it’s clear that he’s found his comfort zone in the novel format... 

The Frenzy Way is definitely a cut above other werewolf novels."

http://www.darkscribemagazine.com/reviews/

[Greg Lamberson]

I'll just keep posting these rave reviews of THE FRENZY WAY even though no one ever comments on the damned book here.

Hellnotes reviews THE FRENZY WAY, and is the first to point out the novel's central political theme:

http://hellnotes.com/the-frenzy-way-book-review

"The narrative in The Frenzy Way is gutsy. Gregory Lamberson kills off some likeable and admirable characters, and incorporates much information; factual as well as fabricated. His book’s title refers to a ritual which enables humans to walk in animal form. Possessing spirited action scenes and distinctive dialogue, the novel penetrates the psyche of a terrorist; and comprehends the psychology of terror. It’s like taking a savagely wild walk – in animal form."

Doesn't it sound fucking great?

Read the fucker!

[Larry]

Hey now!  I have my copy waiting for me at our local bookstore, gonna pick it up this Friday...which also happens to be my birthday.   

[Greg Lamberson]

I love you, Larry.  You don't suck.

[JBones]

I'll eventually get it, I dug "Johnny Gruesome". Just a matter of remembering it when I'm out.

[Larry]

I love you, Larry.  You don't suck.

 

[Greg Lamberson]

Possibly the best review I've ever gotten,from Occult Detective for THE FRENZY WAY, available now:


http://authorbobfreeman.wordpress.com/2010/06/11/the-frenzy-way/


I love Greg Lamberson. Last year I reviewed his novel Personal Demons and, quite frankly, it kicked my ass. Raw, edgy, and twisted as hell, Personal Demons was a balls-to-the-wall thrill ride, and guess what… Lamberson’s latest, The Frenzy Way is more of the same.

The Frenzy Way is a serial killer novel with werewolves. Sounds awesome, right? Well it is, from one blood soaked page to the next. Lamberson has a real cinematic touch and his prose is often times frantic as he masterfully controls the pace of the narrative, keeping you out of sorts as you ride his roller coaster of emotions.

This novel is not for the faint of heart. It’s brutal and visceral, crafted in such a way as to ensure that you can’t put the book down as the tension is ratcheted up until you’re ready to climb out of your skin.

The Frenzy Way is chillingly seductive, leaving you breathless and hungry for more.

Greg Lamberson has proven to me that he’s got all the tools to become a major voice in horror literature. Do yourself a favor and visit Medallion Press to order your copy of The Frenzy Way, and if you haven’t picked up Personal Demons yet, for gods’ sakes, do it. You can stop by here and thank me later.

[Larry]

Reading it now...so far so good!

[Greg Lamberson]

Yer a class act!