Also, copious amounts of alcohol, if only I were the sort of person who drinks. So far, standard Supernatural stuff, though I don’t recall there being an “A” story and a “B” story in most episodes. Though I suppose most episodes have a WTF format, so we’ll go with that. Naturally, as soon as they’re settled in Brooklyn with the musician, Sammy turns up the orangutan story, and also another murder that could have come straight from Poe’s oeuvre. Actually, the favor’s for a friend of Ash’s, a musician whose house is haunted by a ghost who shakes things up after the homeowner comes back from his gigs. Meanwhile, the boys are on their way to New York to do a favor for Ash (one of the regulars at Ellen’s bar - remember Ellen? - and a bona fide genius while at the same time being a mullet-wearing idiot - not idjit). The book opens with an orangutan killing two college kids in the middle of the street, a sequence that ends with the death of the orangutan and some thoughts from the clearly obsessive villain. Nevermore takes place during the second season, after Jared Padalecki broke his wrist doing a stunt a demon broke Sam’s wrist. Actually, those Star Trek novels are probably the reason I was willing to give this one a shot in the first place. The author of Supernatural: Nevermore is kind enough to give a chronological position for the novel within the timeline of the TV show, though the tie-in stuff is not officially canon as far as I can tell (much like the Star Trek novels of my youth). I can’t decide if I’m curious enough to read more or not. It wasn’t the worst thing I’ve ever read. So…I paid for and read authorized Supernatural fanfiction. Also, this image has less to do with the review than you might think.
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