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Clickers by J.F. Gonzalez and Mark Williams, started the entire Clicker movement.
Clickers II: The Next Wave by J.F. Gonzalez and Brian Keene, is the work of two good friends who both happen to write horror and one day decide to write horror together. It really isn’t as sordid as I make it sound.
Both of these books comprise the special limited edition hardcover set which not only forms a great story but is also a collector’s item.
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Clickers I and II Limited Edition Hardcover SetAuthors: Gonzalez, J.F.; Mark Williams and Brian Keene |
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Since its publication in 1999, Clickers by J.F. Gonzalez and Mark Williams has become a genuine cult — classic, garnering a legion of fans and single — handedly revitalizing the “munch-out” sub-genre. Like Jaws did a decade before, Clickers gave readers another reason not to go in the water. But now, it’s not even safe on land. In Clickers II: The Next Wave, J.F. Gonzalez has teamed with best-selling novelist Brian Keene for a second assault — this time on a national scale. The Clickers are back, wreaking havoc on a United States already demoralized and defenseless thanks to a category five hurricane and a president who rules through religious zealotry. Now, as the death toll climbs into the thousands, two survivors from the original invasion find themselves teamed up with a marine biologist and a mob hit-man, and on the run from the Clickers, the Dark Ones, and their own government. And as their enemies close in on all sides, only one thing is certain — if they fail, humanity loses. Clickers II: The Next Wave . . . This time, the crabs eat you . . . |
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