Edge of darkness part 1 Is it still worth my time and money

Edge of darkness part 1 Is it still worth my time and money to read SERIAL UNCUT? A: Yes. There s more than enough new material to be worth the But beware. This may cause nightmares Just finished off Serial: Uncut and I love it even more than I liked Serial and Truck Stop. Serial: Uncut is an Omnibus edition of sorts which has updated and extended scenes from Serial, Truck Stop and Bad Girl, so just buy this one, and you have them all! I liked the addition of Lucy and Donaldson s backstory, though when I found got to the present in the Serial portion of the story I felt a bit cheated on Lucy s part. There was a whole scene in which Donaldson described how he got rid of his victims, but Lucy just dumped the bodies or something to that effect. After reading it again, I felt that Donaldson and Lucy s battle could have gone on a bit longer before ending in that epic mistake, but I d settle for another work in which the two of them, especially Lucy, feature. Battling each other, again? Whatever you like, just please make it happen somehow, please? Buy this, you won t regret it. unless you re one of the 1-star reviewers from Serial who thought a book about serial killers shouldn t be ABOUT serial killers. I m a married mum of 4 grown children have a read a lot of books over the years so I was hesitant to believe all the hype I d read about this book, I actually thought come on, it can t be that bad Let me assure you it is its awesome! I couldn t stop reading! Page after page, I was drawn in to the story as each part ended, I wanted more. Is it depraved? yes, is it sickening? yes, do you want more? Hell yes. I loved it have been actively searching for more books by the authors since I read it. So do yourself a favour read it. Having read and thoroughly enjoying Serial and Truck Stop, I was excited to pick up Kilborn/Konrath/Crouch s Serial Uncut. I mean, how much worse could it get? OMFrickenG! Yeah, it is that much worse. I wanted to take a shower after reading it. I just felt icky. I must be an awful person to enjoy this edge of darkness part 1 of horror. Thanks guys! Enter you email address and zip code to set up customized email alerts. You have successfully emailed the post. WASHINGTON Corporate tax evasion has evolved into a virtual art form. Two-thirds of US corporations didnt pay so much as a dime in taxes between 1998 and 2005, exploiting a multitude of loopholes, according to a Congressional report. Targeting corporations who evade taxes turned out to be quite the anti-austerity rallying cry in England, where a new prime minister is pushing painful cuts for working people. Now, that same rallying cry is going out across the United States, where the anti-spending tea party movement has in recent years overshadowed the voices of those who want government to be more active on behalf of the middle class. A new non-partisan group called US Uncut named after UK Uncut aims in part to challenge the tea partys push for lower corporate taxes. They instead want Congress stop letting wealthy corporations dodge their taxes. This is an issue that has been ignored for way too long, Carl Gibson, a US Uncut spokesman, told Raw Story. Congress has been chipping away and chipping away at corporate responsibility to pay taxes. And now its gotten to the point where the middle class is being sacrificed on the altar of deficit reduction, while big corporations are getting away with not edge of darkness part 1 any taxes at all.