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    Earthcore by Scott Sigler
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    A fast, ferocious underground thriller with monstrous scares and morally grey characters - perfect for those who crave action-packed sci-fi horror and don’t mind a little chaos underground.

    Earthcore by Scott Sigler is a thrilling science fiction novel that delves into the world of mining and corporate greed. The story follows a group of diverse characters, including a ruthless mining company led by Connell Kirkland, as they discover what seems to be the largest platinum deposit in the world. As the plot unfolds, the characters face various challenges and dangers, including creatures living deep below the earth's surface. The book intricately weaves together elements of thriller, science fiction, and horror, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its fast-paced narrative and unexpected twists.

    Sonny McGuiness checked the time on his cell phone. Goddammit — he’d spent thirty minutes now, sitting at a corner table, staring angrily at the long-haired Indian sitting across from him. The bar was...
    December 2001
    503 pages

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    Black River Orchard by Chuck Wendig
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    Inventive, chilling, and deeply atmospheric - Black River Orchard is a modern folk horror gem. It’s a slow, insidious ride perfect for patient readers who love their scares with substance, but it won’t be for those after fast-paced, slasher-style horror.

    In the book 'Black River Orchard' by Chuck Wendig, the plot revolves around a small town with a new orchard that produces alluring deep dark red apples, which captivate the townsfolk until a mysterious change occurs. Wendig's writing style slowly draws readers in, making it hard to put the book down, reminiscent of the insidious nature of the evil apples in the story. The narrative features horror elements intertwined with psychological suspense, creating a gripping tale that keeps readers engaged until the end.

    Calla Paxson, now age seventeen, stood in the middle of their gravel driveway, nose down in her phone, trying very, very hard not to be distracted by her father, Dan, as he hurried back and forth from...
    September 2023
    640 pages

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