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Funny thing. My mom bought me this novel many years ago, unaware that it was third in this series. So I put it on the shelf to be ready for me once I had read the first two. The first novel was dynamite. In fact, my original terse review for it deserved a much more emphatic effort, so I have just re-written it. As you can see, after reading the second novel, I had had enough and had actually gotten rid of The Source during one of my book purges. A little while back, I was urged by an online acquaintance (who just happens to go by the alias Ferenczy) to stay with the series.
Upon reflection, I came to realize that Necroscope was one of the best horror reading experiences I had had, and went out and bought yet another copy of The Source. With a renewed excitement for the series, I broke into The Source with great hope and expectation. I was not disappointed.
I can't remember the last time I have not begun to consider my next novel as I'm approaching the end of the one I'm into. No wait, I think it was Necroscope! So after finishing The Source I went shopping that night, trusty reading list in hand (I rarely continue series right away, I like to break it up a bit), picked up and and considered likely candidates. But every novel I picked up I knew would have to fight against the pull back to this series. So in fairness to these challengers I finally relented to the inevitable and almost skipped out of the store with Necroscope IV: Deadspeak under my arm.
This is good stuff, kiddies.