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Save:Severed is a horror graphic novel that follows the story of a young boy in the early 1900s searching for his father while being pursued by a mysterious cannibal monster who preys on children with unique talents. The book is praised for its different and gripping storyline, along with its great art that complements the eerie atmosphere created by the author's writing style. Readers appreciate the depth of the plot development, the suspenseful narrative, and the well-crafted characters that make the horror elements truly engaging.
The writing style of Scott Snyder is highlighted as a standout feature of Severed, showcasing his ability to create compelling stories that resonate with readers, even those who are not typically fans of the horror genre. The book is described as a cautionary tale, warning against the dangers of trusting adults and chasing dreams without being aware of the lurking evil in the world. Overall, Severed offers a unique blend of horror, suspense, and emotional depth that sets it apart from other graphic novels in the genre.
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Save:'Castaways' by Brian Keene is a horror novel that revolves around a reality television show called Castaways, where contestants are stranded on an island and face deadly creatures inspired by Richard Laymon's Beast House series. The story is fast-paced, filled with gore, and features a group of characters fighting for survival against ancient denizens. Keene's writing style is described as drawing readers in with interesting characters, twists, and a generous amount of horror elements.
Becka knew she was going to drown. Gasping, she filled her lungs as another massive wave forced her below the churning turquoise waters. As she plunged downward, all sound ceased, except her heartbeat... - #3
Save:'Reign of the Fallen' by Sarah Glenn Marsh is a dark fantasy novel set in the world of Karthia where the living coexist with the Dead. The story follows Odessa, a talented necromancer known as Sparrow, who is tasked with raising the dead King Wylding to ensure his eternal rule. As Odessa navigates through grief, loss, and deception, she uncovers hidden truths that challenge the peace between the living and the Dead. The book delves into themes of love, loss, addiction, and the struggle to move on from the pain of losing a loved one, all while exploring a unique magic system where abilities are tied to eye colors.
When Evander and I finally stride through the wide palace doors, shouldering the burden of the king’s corpse between us, the sun is a gash on the horizon. It stains the jagged clouds, the palace’s mar... - #4
Save:The Devil Next Door by Tim Curran is a horror novel that delves into the descent of a small town into madness, where people regress into barbarity, turning into savage, killing, hunter pack mentality. The main character, Louis, finds himself one of the few unaffected by this regression, witnessing the collapse of society around him as he tries to survive and protect others amidst extreme gore and brutality.
The plot of the book focuses on the rapid breakdown of civilization as people transform into primal beings, engaging in acts of violence, cannibalism, and savagery. The writing style captures the sense of confusion, horror, and desperation felt by the main character, offering a visceral and thought-provoking exploration of the thin veneer of civilization and the potential darkness within humanity.
The naked man sat there on the floor, his body a map of bruises and contusions, and smiled at this. His skin was crusty with blood. Some of it was his own and some of it belonged to others. He could t... - #5
Save:In "Then, Earth Swallowed Ocean" by Shiloh Sloane, the story follows Sadie Price, a young woman from rural Tennessee, who wakes from tragedy to a life thrust into a living nightmare. The plot unfolds in the 1950s, where Sadie makes a deal with the Devil to walk away from the horror of her life in exchange for an evil soul. The book delves into the dynamics of the Lindal brothers, Ridge and Wright, who become enraptured with Sadie, each in their own way. The writing style is described as poetic and atmospheric, capturing the emotions and fervor of the characters and their raw, primal instincts.
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Save: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... - #7
Save:Angelfall by Susan Ee is a post-apocalyptic urban fantasy novel set in a California ravaged by angels. The story follows Penryn, a smart and kick-butt heroine, as she navigates a world filled with cannibals, enemies, and terrifying monsters after an angel takeover. The book delves into themes of survival, family dynamics, and the unexpected alliance between Penryn and the angel Raffe, amidst extreme creepiness and violence.
Ironically, since the attacks, the sunsets have been glorious. Outside our condo window, the sky flames like a bruised mango in vivid orange, reds, and purples. The clouds catch on fire with sunset co... - #8
Save:The 13th Warrior by Michael Crichton is a unique blend of historical fiction, Norse mythology, and adventure. The story follows an Arab traveler, Ibn Fadlan, who becomes involved in a quest with a group of Norsemen. The book intertwines elements from the epic poem Beowulf with the real-life writings of Ibn Fadlan, creating a captivating narrative that blurs the lines between fiction and reality. The writing style, resembling a journal or diary, immerses the reader in the story, making it feel like a firsthand account of the adventures and encounters of the characters.
PRAISE BE TO GOD, THE MERCIFUL, THE compassionate, the Lord of the Two Worlds, and blessing and peace upon the Prince of Prophets, our Lord and Master Muhammad, whom God bless and preserve with abidin... - #9
Save:'Planet X' by Evangeline Anderson is a sci-fi erotica novel that follows the journey of Krisa Elyison and Kurt Teague as they crash-land on Planet X, encountering telepathic monsters, cannibals, and facing various challenges. The plot is filled with adventures, betrayals, and surprises, keeping the readers on edge with adrenaline-pumping moments. The writing style includes explicit sensuality, dirty talk, and scorching sex scenes that are described as panty-wetting hot.
“Well, tonight the hyperdrive engages and we’ll all enter cryo-sleep. When you wake up on Lynix Prime I’ll already be gone, jetting down to Lynix Omega with that brute, Teague, in tow. I suppose we ... - #10
Save:'Vaders' by R. Patrick Gates is a fast-paced alien invasion novel where glowing orbs descend on the world, turning people into giant monsters who start devouring humans. The story follows a group of survivors led by Joe Burton as they try to navigate through a world overrun by these monsters, facing trials, tragedy, and unexpected alliances. The plot unfolds over a span of five days, filled with suspense and a sense of urgency as the characters struggle to survive and unravel the mystery behind the alien invasion.
