At The End of Church Street
by Gregory L. Hall
© 2010 – All Rights Reserved

Adam stood in the wooden archway, under large bloody letters that spelled out ‘Zombie Zoo.’ Before his duffel bag could hit the ground, the boy with the werewolf mask greeted him playfully like a loyal dog. As Wolfy danced around him, the dreadlock goth kid wandered up and handed Adam his newest pipe. Adam took a hit and coughed.
“Thanks, Palance. Good shit.”
The grinning stoner shuffled off, admiring his own work. Lucy burst past him, dragging poor Lilith …

Sarah at Fatally Yours has posted a fantastic review of Gregory L. Hall’s At The End of Church Street.
Church Street is a fast-paced, fun read that offers up plenty of interesting characters, from the level-headed Adam to the sensual Lucy to innocent newbie Lilith to hothead Timmy. Each character has a varied past and Hall takes the time to develop all the characters so they each have distinctive personalities and pasts, making us care about every single one. I also like how they weren’t just stereotypical cut-outs of either homeless …