Thank you, NetGalley, for this book.
The Clown series is always fun to return to. Clown in a Cornfield kicked it off with a bang. The second and third installments didn’t just rehash the first one, but brought a new angle on the story. The fourth is definitely more of a throwback to the first.
The story of Kettle Springs is going to be turned into a movie, and, of course, it needs to be filmed at the same location. The actors are holed up in the crappy motel, eating all their meals at the one local diner, and the ever-present corn fields stalk them day and night. When those associated with the movie start dying, Frendo returns in all his glory. Bloody great time, once again.
Pleasant Nights 