Death Instinct

Thanks to my parents, for allowing me to grow up strange. - From the author’s Acknowledgments It’s clear, as early as the prologue, that Bentley Little isn’t afraid to write about things that scratch at the door of your comfort zone. You may argue that some of this is uncalled for. In fact, you would......more

Death Instinct was Little's third novel; it was published in 1992 under the pseudonym of Phillip Emmons, which may explain why the title isn't "The" and then a noun. It's a very graphically gory and brutal book, and will appeal more to fans of Ketchum, Laymon, and Lee than to King, Koontz, and Hendr......more

Death Instinct is terrifying, terrifyingly close to being absurd. Well, obviously I’m not reviewing Sigmund Freud’s work. This is Bentley Little’s horror novel with the same title. However, some may claim to have found similarities between the two authors. Okay, let’s get serious. This is an odd one......more

I didn't expect this story to be as brutal, nasty, extreme, and grotesque as it was; it was a nice surprise!......more

Wow! What a book! This was one intense ride! A real nail biter with danger and action right up until the last few pages! And did I mention a huge, shocking plot twist?! Yep! It's in here! You won't believe it! I did sort of think it...but then I had automatically dismissed the idea I had because I t......more