Text Message William Malmborg 9781484042496 Books
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I have your sister. Do exactly as I say or I'll kill her!
Mallory thought it would be a quick trip to the mall, one where she could get a last minute Christmas gift for her boyfriend. Little did she know a momentary slip in judgment would result in her little sister's abduction. Unable to call the police for fear her sister will be killed, Mallory has no choice but to play the awful game the sadistic kidnapper has designed for her, one that begins during the crowded midday hours, but won't end until long after the mall shuts down for the evening.
HIS MALL! HIS GAME! HIS RULES!
Text Message William Malmborg 9781484042496 Books
A bit more cartoony at times than Malmborg's masterpiece, Jimmy, but Text Message was still a fun don't want to stop turning the pages read. Basic plot revolves around a teen girl who gets sent text messages and video of her 13 year old sister in the trunk of a car. The text's tell her to do initially embarrassing things, if not Jenna will lose fingers. The texter tells Mallory that she can win this game, but if she calls the police or tells anyone else, Jenna will die. Now you do immediately think why doesn't Mallory just call the police when she's alone in a bathroom or something and get them to trace Jenna's phone while she plays the sickos game, but the world is full of people who aren't the brightest, and your traditional kidnap note to parents at home usually has the same message which is often obeyed.This is a multiple through the eyes in the mind of different characters point of view read. Obviously most of the pages are devoted to the texter game master, as well as Mallory, but you've also got Dan another security guard thrown in for fun. I think the overall reading experience missed out on something though, by us not experiencing the tale through Jenna's eyes as well. I also wouldn't have minded a look into the mind of the girls' mother, as she was a pretty pathetic character and I would have liked to have read what was going on in there.
There are a few plot holes like surely individual stores would have their own security including alarms and cameras. But that sort of thing doesn't really impact the fun. I'd rate this one four and a half stars. If you haven't already done so, definitely check out Malmborg's masterpiece, Jimmy.
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Text Message William Malmborg 9781484042496 Books Reviews
Imagine if you will taking your little sister to the mall for some last minute Christmas shopping, then she gets kidnapped and the kidnapper taunts you via text messages with her phone. This is what happens to Mallory, This book is quite graphic so if your not into graphic DO NOT READ IT!!! The things this serial killer made Mallory do were twisted, but it made for a good read. I have to say that I kind of figured out early on who the killer was, but thats because I am an avid reader and have read so many books with serial killers it was easy for me to guess. I do have to say I am unhappy with the way the author went on the character of Dan but when getting to the end understand why it had to be that way. This book is an easy read and well written, I did find some parts of the book to be a bit reaching etc..Mallory's mom..but it did not take away from the overall storyline. I do have to say I enjoyed the very twisted way it ended.. All in all if you like graphic horror this is the book for you. Do not read if you want something sweet and non-violent read Dr. Suess if that is what you want!
This is only the second novel I have read by William Malmborg, but it will definitely not be the last!
The story follows Mallory, a young woman, who finds herself caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse at the mall during the holiday season. Her sister has been abducted, and is being tortured, by an unknown assailant. Mallory receives text messages depicting the horrors being inflicted upon her sister; to stop these atrocities Mallory must do whatever the messages say. What Mallory doesn't know is that these games are just foreplay for the main event. When the mall closes Mallory must survive a game designed by a twisted mind.
I really enjoyed the fast pace of this novel, as well as the originality of the premise. It was a hard novel to put down, as you want to see what Mallory will be forced to do next. The back story on the villain is horrible (but enjoyable) and although you do figure out who the he is early on, it doesn't detract from the overall story. The conclusion to the story is explosive and can not soon be forgotten; this is a book that will stick with you long after you finish the last page.
I love horror stories. I enjoy reading them, but a lot of times I'll download them and be horribly disappointed. This was not the case with this story. Text Message held me in its clutches until I finished it, and I was dying to get to the end, but disappointed when it was over because I wanted more. More from this story, more from this author. So I'll definitely be downloading more from Mr. Malmborg in the future.
Shopping malls are bright, cheerful places, especially at Christmastime. But what about when the lights go out? Better still, what about when a serial killer tortures and taunts you in a shopping mall filled with bustling people finishing their shopping, and all you can do is play his game, or risk the death of a loved one? Well, you play along, until you decide to stand your ground.
I loved that Mallory and Jenna weren't weak, useless female characters. They were strong, stubborn young girls with a will to live. Dan, the war hero, trying so hard to help... It was so wonderfully written that I'll be talking about it for days to come with my friends and family. I highly recommend this story to anyone who enjoys a good edge-of-your-seat torture tale with an ending you won't see coming. 5 stars!
A bit more cartoony at times than Malmborg's masterpiece, Jimmy, but Text Message was still a fun don't want to stop turning the pages read. Basic plot revolves around a teen girl who gets sent text messages and video of her 13 year old sister in the trunk of a car. The text's tell her to do initially embarrassing things, if not Jenna will lose fingers. The texter tells Mallory that she can win this game, but if she calls the police or tells anyone else, Jenna will die. Now you do immediately think why doesn't Mallory just call the police when she's alone in a bathroom or something and get them to trace Jenna's phone while she plays the sickos game, but the world is full of people who aren't the brightest, and your traditional kidnap note to parents at home usually has the same message which is often obeyed.
This is a multiple through the eyes in the mind of different characters point of view read. Obviously most of the pages are devoted to the texter game master, as well as Mallory, but you've also got Dan another security guard thrown in for fun. I think the overall reading experience missed out on something though, by us not experiencing the tale through Jenna's eyes as well. I also wouldn't have minded a look into the mind of the girls' mother, as she was a pretty pathetic character and I would have liked to have read what was going on in there.
There are a few plot holes like surely individual stores would have their own security including alarms and cameras. But that sort of thing doesn't really impact the fun. I'd rate this one four and a half stars. If you haven't already done so, definitely check out Malmborg's masterpiece, Jimmy.
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