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Evil Dark by Justin Gustainis

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Synopsis

My name's Markowski. I carry a badge. Also, a crucifix, some wooden stakes, a big vial of holy water, and a 9mm Beretta loaded with silver bullets. A series of seemingly motiveless murders of supernatural creatures points to a vigilante targeting the supe community. Markowski wouldn't normally have much of a problem with that, but his daughter may be next on the killer's list... File Under: Urban Fantasy [ Unnatural Law | Thicker Than Water | The Bite Stuff | Duty Calls ] e-book ISBN: 978-0-85766-137-1

About Justin Gustainis

Justin Gustainis was born in Northeast Pennsylvania in 1951. He attended college at the University of Scranton, a Jesuit university that figures prominently in... more


Published: April 24, 2012 by Random House

Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense. Fiction. 400 pages

Critic Reviews for Evil Dark

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  • All Critics: 15
  • Positive: 14
  • Negative: 1
  • Dark Faerie Tales | 20 Jun 2012

    Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed Evil Dark and would recommend it to those readers that enjoy paranormal crime novels.

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  • I Wish I Was a Book | 25 Jun 2012

    Why don't you join the party? If you like supernatural detective stories with 3D characters and inventive plots, you'll have a great time.

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  • Bibliophilic Book Blog

    Evil Dark...does not fail to deliver action, suspense, and dark humor.

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  • LightSaber Rattling | 29 Apr 2012

    What Gustainis does really well is integrating the Supes into the gritty reality of Scranton.

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  • Sara's Urban Fantasy Blog | 17 May 2012

    This novel was non-stop Paranormal cop drama/action. From the very first page, I was sucked right back into the author's gritty world.

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  • All Things Urban Fantasy | 8 May 2012

    Neither as hard-boiled as most police procedurals, nor as arcane as pure urban fantasy, EVIL DARK is a blend that does justice to both genres without taking either too seriously.

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  • Criminal Element | 15 Apr 2012

    ... Gustainis, with Markowski as a guide, truly sucked me into this unique world of fantastical creatures and police procedural.

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  • Amberkatze's Book Blog | 28 Apr 2012

    Pure brilliance who always manages to make me laugh out loud while scaring me half to death...

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  • The British Fantasy Society

    Gripping hardly covers it. I simply couldn’t put the book down until I’d finished it.

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  • A Fantastical Librarian | 8 May 2012

    Its writing and tone of voice hooked me from the first page and by the end of the book I was disappointed that it was over so soon...

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  • Geek Syndicate | 13 Apr 2012

    Great writing, well paced, with twists and turns at every angle, it throws a spotlight on our own society, making you question your own choices in life.

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  • Dark Faerie Tales | 20 Jun 2012

    A perfect blend of criminal justice and paranormal mayhem. This is a gem found among the multitude of similarly themed books.

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  • Book Chick City | 11 May 2012

    I missed my good old friend the chapter as I think it affected the pacing of the novel. The story seemed to move around a lot...I’m not really sure what the point of this was...

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  • Mel's Random Reviews | 21 May 2012

    This series is the very definition of Urban Fantasy meets film noir with a dollop of dry humour on the side.

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  • Falcata Times | 3 May 2012

    It has everything a reader could want, beautiful women, treacherous twists and when backed with Justin’s tongue in cheek style alongside a cracking lead character, it’s a tale of absolute Urban Fantasy delight.

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