I always look forward to the novellas each month from the Delirium Book Club. Not only do they deliver solid entertainment without fail, but so far they have been in two camps: authors that I'm already familiar with and like their work or authors that I make a note of to read more from. With The Fleshless Man, it falls into the former. While I haven't read much by Norman Prentiss, I have really enjoyed his work I've read in various anthologies. So when I checked my Kindle for the latest downloads, I knew I would not be disappointed.

You can read my full review at HorrorDNA.com.

Although this novella packs a pretty creepy punch, it's also a little confusing to settle into. The concept of the Fleshless Man was overshadowed, I think, by the family drama that was surrounding it. I couldn't quite put my finger on exactly what Norman Prentiss was trying to do. Still, this kept me reading!