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Title	:	Skull Session
Author	:	Daniel Hecht
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 496 pages
Published	:	July 11th 2005 by Bloomsbury USA (first published November 10th 1998)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Fiction. Horror. Suspense. Mystery Thriller

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Back in print and accompanied by its prequel Puppets, the bestselling Skull Session is a classic tale of suspense. Despite his brilliance, Paul Skoglund hasn't held a steady job for years, partly because of his Tourette's syndrome. When his eccentric, wealthy aunt asks him to take on the repairs of her magnificent hunting lodge, he is in no position to refuse. But then he finds that the rambling old house has been savagely vandalized: he discovers a scene of almost superhuman destruction, a violence mirrored by a series of disappearances and grisly deaths haunting the region. Paul delves into the wreckage, wondering what dark passion—and what strength—could cause such chaos. As state police investigator Mo Ford pursues the mystery through official channels, escalating events force Paul deeper into his family's past and into the darker aspects of his own nature.

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Original Title:	Skull Session
ISBN:	1582344965 (ISBN13: 9781582344966)
Edition Language:	English

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One thing I liked about this book was the fact that the copy I got was a proof book, so it had a bunch of amusing little typos in it. The sister's name was different fr a whole chapter, for example. The main character refers to his aunt's 'horse' instead of house at one point. Things like that.The rest of the book, though? Meh. A lot of the plot hinged on people not communicating with each other and being purposefully vague. 'I guess you'll just have to figure it out on your own'. Yeah, or you

Extremely well written and highly entertaining. I was sort of disappointed in the ending though.

As thrillers go this is a pretty good one. The protagonist has Tourettes Syndrome and as he tries to solve the mystery about his past and his mind he gets caught up in the murder/disappearance of some local youth.Who killed them? Was it a demon, a crazed cop, a psychotic family member, an alien life presence? The book does a good job keeping the reader off balance and guessing.

I enjoyed the book very much - but was not happy about the ending - was an interesting concept of the book - would like to know about what year the book took place since no cellphones I'm assuming

Another great book by Daniel Hecht! How did I not know about this author sooner???? His books are really detailed and the characters are wonderful. I have to admit that some of the horror in the books is a bit hockey (especially in this one), but the characters are so great it really makes no difference. I have two more of his to go and then it is time to pray that he writes another one. I have thoroughly enjoyed Hecht's books. All of them!!!!



People with MPD are suspected to have supernatural powers and Ive read many fiction novels based on that theory. This book goes under the same train of thought, but with Tourettes. I loved the family secrets and the psycho-thriller aspect but.... the who dunnit left me like what? And, it could have been at least 200 pages shorter. And what was with Mo falling hopelessly and superficially in love with every female he comes in contact with? So strange.