This was Lisa's best work. If you can get it, read it! The artwork on the cover is also the best I've ever seen, but then that's because it's Bob Eggleton's work!

My name is Steve O'Kelley. I met Lisa at the book signing of "The Manse" in Fayetteville, NC in 1988 or 89 and I loved it more than any other book to date. I have also read the two after it. I would love to get others. The use of fingers as a horror tool is brilliant. I have been trying to get the bookstores in California to carry her books. I would like to see them here. thanks for this opportunity to let you know how much I loved it

Boneman starts off promisingly, with a drug dealer getting snuffed by a zombie dealer intruding on his turf. Then things start a gradual decline. Few of the characters seem realistic and, to make matters worse, the sole female character and her family troubles is so underdeveloped it feels ignored. I found myself getting angry at the author, why couldn't she get more in depth? Still there are isolated moments of creepiness, just not enough to support a full length novel, perhaps a short story.

I read this book and thought it was very good, it had very good descriptions, and a great story. other then the lack of expansion on Jackie Swans story it was great. after reading it i had a hard time beleiving that i had read it in a book and it wasnt a movie... had my imagination and mind wondering!