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    The Sun Down Motel by Simone St. James
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    'The Sun Down Motel' by Simone St. James is a chilling and suspenseful novel that follows the intertwined stories of Vivian Delaney, a temporary night clerk at the eerie Sun Down Motel in 1982, and Carly Kirk, Vivian's niece who arrives at the motel in 2017 to investigate her aunt's mysterious disappearance. The book seamlessly weaves between the two timelines, delving into paranormal phenomena, mysterious occurrences, and the dark secrets surrounding the motel. Simone St. James masterfully portrays the suspense and thriller elements, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as they uncover the haunting mysteries within the walls of the Sun Down Motel.

    That was fine with her. She preferred it. It was something she’d discovered, working the night shift at this place in the middle of nowhere: Being with people was easy, but being alone was hard. Espec...

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    The Terror by Dan Simmons
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    Set in the 1800s, 'The Terror' by Dan Simmons follows the ill-fated expedition of the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror as they search for the Northwest Passage through the Arctic. The story is a blend of historical fiction and supernatural elements, incorporating themes of survival, exploration, and the mysterious creature that stalks the crew, creating a chilling and suspenseful atmosphere. Simmons intricately weaves in elements of Inuit mythology, adding depth and a fresh perspective to the well-known historical event.

    Simmons' writing style in 'The Terror' is described as detailed, immersive, and atmospheric, capturing the harsh conditions of the Arctic and the psychological struggles of the characters with precision. The novel keeps readers engaged with its mix of historical accuracy, nautical elements, and fantastical elements, making it a unique and captivating read that blurs the lines between reality and myth.

    Captain Crozier comes up on deck to find his ship under attack by celestial ghosts. Above him — above Terror — shimmering folds of light lunge but then quickly withdraw like the colourful arms of aggr...

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    Shadows over Hemlock - Felix Cross Casefile by E.A. Copen
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    'Shadows over Hemlock' by E.A. Copen is a gripping blend of thriller and horror that follows the story of Felix Cross, an exorcist with a troubled past. The plot is filled with twists and turns, as Felix navigates through a world of demons, dark secrets, and supernatural occurrences. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of present-day events and flashbacks that keep the reader on edge, revealing the story through different perspectives and timelines. The book delves into the themes of trauma, good versus evil, and the complexities of human nature, creating a dark and compelling narrative that keeps readers hooked until the surprising end.


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    Core of Fear
    Book 1 in the series:Spirit Core

    Core of Fear - Spirit Core by Jonathan Brooks
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    'Core of Fear' in the series 'Spirit Core' by author Jonathan Brooks follows the story of Clive, a prolific serial killer who is caught, killed, and found too weird for Hell. Instead, he becomes a ghost with the goal of causing the death of those residing in the house he's haunting. The plot unfolds in a horror setting where the protagonist, Clive, essentially acts as a poltergeist, enjoying instilling fear in his victims. combines elements of LitRPG and DungeonCore genres, where Clive operates within gamelike limits to scare his targets and level up, with the narrative focusing on his growth and tragic results. The writing style is described as dark, intriguing, well-written, and unique, offering a perspective from the ghost's point of view with litrpg elements.


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    The Hiding Place by C.J. Tudor
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    'The Hiding Place' by C.J. Tudor follows Joe Thorne, a high school teacher who reluctantly returns to his hometown of Arnhill after receiving a mysterious message. Joe's past is filled with family tragedy and unresolved issues, particularly regarding his little sister Annie's disappearance years ago. As Joe delves into the dark secrets of the town and its inhabitants, he uncovers a disturbing connection between past and present, leading to a suspenseful and eerie journey filled with elements of mystery, horror, and supernatural occurrences. The narrative unfolds with a mix of crime, suspense, and subtle supernatural elements, keeping the reader engaged and intrigued until the chilling conclusion.

    Never go back. That’s what people always tell you. Things will have changed. They won’t be the way you remembered. Leave the past in the past. Of course, the last one is easier said than done. The pas...

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    Demon Dagger by Russell James
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    "Demon Dagger" by Russell James is a thrilling horror novel that follows Drew Price, a man with the ability to see demons who is trained as a demon hunter by Lincoln. The story shifts between Drew's past training and his present life as a husband and father, where he must protect his family from the evil beings that threaten their souls. As demons target his son Kenny, Drew is faced with a race against time to save his loved ones and rid the world of these malevolent creatures.

    The book is described as a fast-paced, gripping tale of good versus evil, filled with supernatural elements like demons, archdemons, and magical daggers. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of thrilling action, suspenseful moments, and occasional flashes of humor to break up the tension. Readers are taken on a hauntingly beautiful journey through a universe where demons walk among us, and only a select few can see and combat these dark forces.


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    Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell by Brandon Sanderson
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    In Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell, Brandon Sanderson crafts a dark and gritty novella that follows Silence Montane, an innkeeper with a secret, who navigates a dangerous world filled with creepy Shades and strict rules. As a bounty hunter and a grieving widow, Silence must protect her children and her inn, facing dangerous criminals and threats that emerge within the dangerous forest. Sanderson's writing style is captivating, with compelling characters, a gripping story, and an imaginative fantasy world that defies contemporary tropes.

    Silence Montane closed the door to the common room, then turned and pressed her back against it. She tried to still her racing heart by breathing in and out. Had she made any obvious signs? Did they k...

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    The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson
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    The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson is a classic horror novel that tells the story of four individuals invited to investigate the paranormal occurrences at Hill House. As they delve into the mysteries of the house, strange phenomena begin to unfold, leading to a growing sense of disassociation from reality and genuine horror. The narrative is a meditation on isolation, fear, and desperation, particularly focusing on the protagonist Eleanor's psychological journey as she navigates the haunting presence of Hill House.

    No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream. Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its ...

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    The Sixth Gun: Sons of the Gun by Brian Hurtt, Brian Churilla, Cullen Bunn
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    The Sixth Gun: Sons of the Gun delves into the backstory of the four horsemen who were the accomplices of the main antagonist, General Oliander Hume. Each of these "Sons of the Gun" possesses a pistol with unique dark powers, and the book explores their individual stories as they are scattered after General Hume's demise and later reunited to face new challenges. The plot unfolds through a five-issue spin-off that adds depth to the series, providing insight into the characters' pasts and their roles in the overall narrative.

    The book combines elements of western, fantasy, and horror genres, offering an action-packed and visually impressive graphic novel experience. Readers are introduced to a world where ancient weapons of immense power are sought after by both good and evil forces, with intriguing character dynamics and a compelling storyline that keeps readers engaged. The writing style is sophisticated, featuring compelling dialogue and observations, adding depth to the narrative and making it a rewarding read for fans of the series.


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    Demogorgon by Brian Lumley
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    "Demogorgon" by Brian Lumley delves into a dark and suspenseful plot where Satan's son, known as AB, walks the earth carrying his father's seed. Demogorgon, Satan's emissary, plays a crucial role in impregnating women as per Satan's wishes. The story revolves around three men born to women whom Satan's son mated with, and the main character, Charlie Trace, a professional thief, who finds himself entangled in a battle against evil forces. As the plot unfolds, themes of biblical prophecies, good vs evil, and the struggle to prevent the world from falling into the hands of Satan's son come to light.

    The writing style of Brian Lumley in "Demogorgon" is described as engaging, full of suspense, and weaving a narrative that keeps readers guessing. offers a blend of horror elements, dark themes, and unexpected twists, culminating in an ending that diverts expectations and adds depth to the storyline.


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