A FAMILY OF KILLERS immediately drew me in from the first few pages, but it didn't keep me there This book is tense and full of mystery and slight creepiness. Even though I don't generally read books set in the past, I liked that this book was---I felt that that added to the ambiance of the story even thought I couldn't get into it the way I wanted.
A FAMILY OF KILLERS follows Warren and his struggles with the Voice in his head, and the voices of his family as he embarks on a journey to find his missing father. I'll admit, there were times where this book wasn't my favorite---mostly having to do with the length of the chapters but also how drawn out it felt---but once I got past that, I found a well-told story that I may not want to read again, but I think others will find enjoyable.