Stalking Anubis

by Steven Forrest

Sinker Crenshaw, privileged son of a popular game show host, is still recovering from his mother's suicide when he falls precipitously in love with the enigmatic Tara Charles. Romance turns suddenly... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0964911361
• ISBN13: 9780964911369
• Release Date: October 2002
• Publisher: Seven Paws Press
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Stalking a great read

This is a quick grabbing suspenseful story that is extremely readable. That being said, this is not a lightweight work. Characters are well developed and intriguing, the language is descriptive and seductive, and the action not predictable. We read this book during a power outage- it made the time literally fly by

Astrology meets Mystery and Intrigue

As a professional astrologer, and great fan of Steven Forrests non-fiction work, I found this book thoroughly enjoyable. Gracefully and articulately he has combined the art/science of astrology authentically and convincingly with fictional mystery, and in a way that will be easily understandable even to someone with no astrological background. Through this his first novel Steven Forrest is, to my knowledge at least, the first person to ever apply astrology this creatively in a fictional context.And the astrology is only one small aspect of the book, it has all of the ingredients necessary to keep the reader engaged. It is an entertaining, sensitive and humorous story, plus the psychological insights and undercurrents are profound and will be clear to all who are that way inclined.I for one am looking forward to reading Steven Forrests next novel!

Wow!

I just finished this book - or more accurately, this book grabbed both sides of my brain and galloped me off on this wild, roller coaster. There were many times I couldn't read fast enough. And simultaneous with that feeling, I wanted to save it for later because I didn't want it to end. If only it was 1,000 pages. But I couldn't pull away from the books engaging power and enchantment - responsibilities cast aside as pages kept turning. I don't recall being that absorbed and possesed by a book , though maybe some of Tom Robbins' stuff now that I think about it more. I can't wait until Steven Forrest's next novel. Bravo!

Murder Most Foul, Solved With Astrological Insights

There's a chill in the air, and it's not from the weather.What if someone near and dear to you had been murdered and the main suspect was also someone near and dear to you? The police aren't likely to believe you, so your only hope is to catch the killer yourself, with a little help from a friend.Steven Forrest turns in a fine debut novel in this page-turner of a mystery. And if you don't think astrology has any practical applications, you're in for a surprise...The story hangs together well, and Forrest keeps things moving. He knows how to grab and hold a reader from the opening page to tne very end. If you're a murder mystery aficionado, buy this book -- you won't be disappointed.