Official Review: The Darkness at Decker Lake

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Re: Official Review: The Darkness at Decker Lake

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I cannot imagine living with the fear of the unknown for a very long time. This is obviously a very mysterious book and will.be happy to read for myself. This is also a good review.
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Just reading this official review, I can feel the tension and fear surrounding Decker Lake. This one definitely sounds exciting!
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The book sounds amazing. Nice review.
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This book seems a good read as it promise to provide both mystery aspect as well as thriller aspect. Thank you for the detailed review!
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This C/T/M/H seems like an intresting read. I might have to check it out. I like books of this genre.
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The hype around this book has been unquestionable
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i wonder how a person live with fear..if it was me I wound have past out a million times
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This book reminds me of the horror movie Bird Box. I loved that and I'm sure I'll love this too. Decker Laker her I come!
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This review is quite detailed, great job. I like that the reader is made aware of what's going on before the characters. It eases the tension for me.
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The book seems to be filled with intrigues something that am truly looking forward to see. I hope the author keeps us on our toes. Looking forward to reading it.
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The intrigues and mysteries would make one wonder a great deal. It's rather psychologically oriented. It'd have something to do with the psychology of senior citizens. Great review!
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Thanks for the honest review. I think I'll wait till it's professionally edited to rad. I'd like to enjoy the story without interruptions.
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"The Darkness at Decker Lake" by Martin H. Zuckerman - a psychological thriller with the reader knowing what is going on. A very readable manuscript and page turner. The review was excellent. Thanks.
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Thanks for the review. Sounds a bit dark for my taste.
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The boom seems captivating. I like the fact readers are allowed to be insiders in the book and also how the author phycologically evaluated all the characters. Nice Review
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