Reviews for De Grey: A Romance

The average rating for De Grey: A Romance based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-10-04 00:00:00 Paula Weinacht Read here Hattip to Karen: "thankee ma'am" Description: Tales of Men and Ghosts (1910) consists of ten stories that had previously been printed in Scribner's Magazine and Century Magazine. They are listed here in chronological order of their original publication dates: The Bolted Door His Father's Son The Daunt Diana The Debt Full Circle The Legend The Eyes The Blond Beast Afterward and the Letters A month of Halloween 2015 reads: #1: 3* Nobody True by James Herbert: fraudio #2: 4* The Horror Stories of Robert E. Howard: fraudio #3: 1* Brain Child by John Saul: fraudio #4: 3* Domain (Rats #3) by James Herbert: fraudio #5: 3* The Mourning Vessels by Peter Luther: paperback #6: 2* The Doom of the Great City: ebook short-story #7: 5* Long After Midnight by Ray Bradbury: fraudio #8: 5* The Dead Zone by Stephen King: fraudio #9: CR The Chalice by Phil Rickman: hardback #10: WL Seven Gothic Tales #11: 4* Tales of Men and Ghosts by Edith Wharton: gutenberg #12: 2* Shattered by Dean Koontz: fraudio #13: 5* The Dunwich Horror - Lovecraft: e-book: gutenberg #14: TR Death At Intervals by Saramago: paperback #15: 3* Alone: gutenberg #16: CR The Shunned House: gutenberg #17: 4* The Thing on the Doorstep: ebook #18: 2* Shadows by Saul: fraudio #19: CR Precious Cargo: paperback #20: 2* The Magicians of the Golden Dawn: ebook #21: 2* The Book of Black Magic: ebook #22: 4* Beyond the Wall of Sleep: ebook #23: CR The Haunting of Hill House

Review # 2 was written on 2011-06-08 00:00:00 Scott Oakford A set of character studies--and character studies cleverly disguised as ghost stories--that has some fascinating pieces. The two most overt ghost stories are probably my favorites, as they use the supernatural to explore the hearts of two different men. Sometimes witty, sometimes heartbreaking, always rather remote and inquisitive rather than passionate.