• Lord Loss (Ottakar’s Lowestoft UK)

    Ottakar's Lowestoft (UK) | 28 April 2010
    Legions of Darren Shan fans worldwide will breathe a sigh of relief with the publication of Lord Loss, the first in the new Demonata series. Parents be aware, this is far more gruesome than the...
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  • Lord Loss (Ottakar’s Edinburgh UK)

    Ottakar's Edinburgh (UK) | 28 April 2010
    I don't like horror films and I certainly don't like to read horror books but I read "Lord Loss" and found I couldn't put it down. After Grubbs witnesses the horrendous murders of his family, he is...
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  • Lord Loss (Of Strange Written Sounds USA)

    opendiary.com | 28 April 2010
    This is a much stranger, but I believe better written series by Mr. Shan. It deals with a grouping of demons, called the Demonata, and the second book just came out earlier this year. It focuses on...
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  • Lord Loss (Newcastle Evening Chronicle UK)

    Newcastle Evening Chronicle (UK) | 28 April 2010
    Grubbs Grady is a really awkward boy who accidentally opens the door to Hell. Evil spirits have killed his parents and big sister but Grubbs manages to escape alive. When he tells his story to the...
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  • Lord Loss (Newbury Weekly News UK)

    Newbury Weekly News (UK) | 28 April 2010
    The warning on Darren Shan's "Lord Loss" states that it is 'seriously scary'. True. If you can keep your breakfast down as you read the second chapter then you're on your way to a great read as...
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  • Lord Loss (My Shelf USA)

    myshelf.com | 28 April 2010
    Lord Loss is not a book for the faint of heart; it's very dark and very violent. Grubbs Grady is a normal teen, a little self-involved and sometimes casually cruel, but not so different from any...
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  • Lord Loss (MESA Library USA)

    MESA Library (USA) | 28 April 2010
    Lord Loss is the grisly tale of demons, werewolves, and the value of family. When Grubb’s family is murdered by the demon master, Lord Loss, and his gruesome familiars, Grubb’s life—and his...
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  • Lord Loss (Kliatt USA)

    Kliatt (USA) | 28 April 2010
    The popularity of Shan's Cirque du Freak series guarantees an audience for this creepy horror story, first in a new series. "I've seen demons rip my world to pieces," teenager Grubbs Grady wails,...
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  • Lord Loss (Kirkus USA)

    Kirkus Reviews (USA) | 28 April 2010
    Any kid who has teased younger siblings with chants of "greasy, grimy, gopher guts" will feel right at home in this horror tale. Shan, author of the successful Cirque du Freak series, introduces...
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  • Lord Loss (Just for Kids USA)

    just-for-kids.com | 01 November 2005
    From the author of the "Cirque Du Freak" series comes this first book in a terrifying new horror series called "The Demonata". When Grubbs Grady opts out of a family trip, everything seems normal....
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  • Lord Loss (Insight Ireland)

    homepage.eircom.net | 28 April 2010
    Shan's name hit the headlines in the 'young adult' fiction with the early volumes of his twelve-part vampire series, The Saga of Darren Shan. Combining the gritty reality of a good Anthony Horowitz...
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  • Lord Loss (The Independant UK)

    independent.co.uk | 04 December 2005
    [this is a review of the "Lord Loss" Audio Book CD] Darren Shan's Lord Loss (HarperCollins £14.99, read by Rupert Degas) will open up the pit of hell. This is a very, very scary book - don't let...
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