Hunted Past Reason - Hardcover

Praise for "Hunted Past Reason":
Makes the most agonizing scenes from "Deliverance" seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe.”
--"The Wall Street Journal"  “Matheson’s masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense.”
--"Kirkus Reviews" (starred review)
“The Hemingway of horror."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
“Recommended highly, both for Matheson’s large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories.”
--"Booklist
""Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson’s career.”
--"Fangoria"

Praise for "Hunted Past Reason"

Makes the most agonizing scenes from "Deliverance" seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe."
--"The Wall Street Journal" "Matheson's masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense."
--"Kirkus Reviews" (starred review)

"The Hemingway of horror."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)

"Recommended highly, both for Matheson's large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories."
--"Booklist

""Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson's career."
--"Fangoria"

Praise for "Hunted Past Reason"
Makes the most agonizing scenes from "Deliverance" seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe."
--"The Wall Street Journal" "Matheson's masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense."
--"Kirkus Reviews" (starred review)
"The Hemingway of horror."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"Recommended highly, both for Matheson's large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories."
--"Booklist
""Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson's career."
--"Fangoria"

Makes the most agonizing scenes from "Deliverance" seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe."
--"The Wall Street Journal" "Matheson's masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense."
--"Kirkus Reviews" (starred review)
"The Hemingway of horror."
--"Publishers Weekly" (starred review)
"Recommended highly, both for Matheson's large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories."
--"Booklist
""Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson's career."
--"Fangoria"

Makes the most agonizing scenes from "Deliverance" seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe. "The Wall Street Journal"

Matheson's masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense. "Kirkus Reviews (starred review)"

The Hemingway of horror. "Publishers Weekly (starred review)"

Recommended highly, both for Matheson's large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories. "Booklist"

Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson's career. "Fangoria""

"Makes the most agonizing scenes from Deliverance seem genteel by comparison . . . Matheson is a master at conveying the escalating mental anguish of the protagonist . . . and at capturing the violent, psychotic and perversely ingenious mind of his foe." --The Wall Street Journal

"Matheson's masterpiece . . . First-rate suspense." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review)

"The Hemingway of horror." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)

"Recommended highly, both for Matheson's large and devoted following and for all readers of suspense stories." --Booklist

"Impossible to stop reading, and in many ways is the strongest novel of Matheson's career." --Fangoria

Richard Matheson is the author of numerous classic novels, including I Am Legend, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Somewhere in Time, Hell House, What Dreams May Come, A Stir of Echoes, The Beardless Warriors, Now You See It, and Seven Steps to Midnight. Many of his acclaimed short stories were recently collected in Nightmare at 20,000 Feet, while his metaphysical views can be found in a volume titled The Path. A Grand Master of Horror and past winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement, Matheson has also won the Edgar, the Spur, and the Writer's Guild Award.

He lives in Calabasas, California.