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    The Night Gardener by Jonathan Auxier
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    The Night Gardener by Jonathan Auxier is a spooky and atmospheric tale set in a creepy old house where two Irish orphans, Molly and Kip, find employment as servants for the Windsor family. As they uncover the dark secrets of the house and its inhabitants, including a haunting tree and a ghostly presence known as the Night Gardener, Molly and Kip must confront their fears and unravel the mysteries that threaten the family's well-being. The book weaves elements of classic children's literature with a unique storyline that explores themes of courage, storytelling, and the consequences of making wishes come true at a cost.

    The writing style of Jonathan Auxier in The Night Gardener is praised for its ability to create a genuinely creepy and suspenseful atmosphere that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The book is commended for its strong character development, particularly Molly and Kip, who are portrayed as resilient and resourceful protagonists facing supernatural challenges while navigating themes of family, loyalty, and the power of storytelling. With influences from classic authors like Ray Bradbury and Washington Irving, Auxier's storytelling skillfully blends elements of horror, fantasy, and mystery to deliver a captivating and memorable reading experience.

    This, at least, was what Molly had been told by no fewer than a dozen people as they traveled from farm to farm in search of the Windsor estate. Every person they spoke to muttered something ominous a...

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    The Black Farm by Elias Witherow
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    The Black Farm by Elias Witherow is a dark and extreme horror novel that follows the story of Nick and Jess, a couple who decide to end their suffering by committing suicide but end up at The Black Farm, a place between heaven and hell for people who commit suicide. The book explores the horrific and tragic journey of Nick as he fights to find Jess in this soulless place, facing brutal challenges and abominations created by The Pig. The plot is thrilling, captivating, and filled with guts, gore, action, and heartbreak, making it a unique and creative horror story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    The writing style in The Black Farm is described as well thought out, with a good flow that keeps readers engaged and eager to keep turning the pages. The author, Elias Witherow, brings fresh concepts to the horror genre, creating a world that feels completely real with detailed world-building and character development that leaves a lasting impact on readers.


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    The Hollow Ones - Blackwood Tapes by Guillermo del Toro
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    The novel 'The Hollow Ones' by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan centers around an FBI agent teaming up with a mysterious 'occult detective' to prevent a potential worldwide disaster. The story is a mix of supernatural elements, magic, mysticism, and monsters, delving into the realms of horror and thriller genres. Flashbacks to different time periods are used to provide necessary background and create a fast-paced and engaging narrative. The writing style is well-crafted, with a good balance of supernatural elements that do not become too unbelievable, reminiscent of HP Lovecraft tales.

    Odessa set down her menu and looked around the Soup Spoon Café for a list of specials. She found it, a whiteboard near the hostess station, written in block lettering with a red marker. Something abou...

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    Lasher
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    Book 2 in the series:Lives of the Mayfair Witches

    Lasher - Lives of the Mayfair Witches by Anne Rice
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    'Lasher' by Anne Rice is the second installment in the 'Lives of the Mayfair Witches' series. It continues the tale of the Mayfair family, the Talamasca, and their shared interest in Lasher, a mysterious fiend spirit. The plot delves into the history and origins of Lasher, revealing dark secrets and entwining the characters in a complex web of intrigue and supernatural elements. The writing style shifts between past and present, narrating the story from different perspectives like Lasher himself, Julien, and Mona, creating a multifaceted narrative that keeps readers engaged and intrigued.

    “Emaleth!” whispering close to her mother’s belly while her mother slept. And then singing to her, the long songs of the past. Songs of the Glen of Donnelaith and of the castle, and of where they woul...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Lives of the Mayfair Witches )

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    Black House
    Book 2 in the series:The Talisman

    Black House - The Talisman by Peter Straub, Stephen King
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    "Black House" is a sequel to "The Talisman" and follows Jack Sawyer, now an adult retired police detective, as he becomes a police consultant to catch a serial killer. The story combines elements of mystery and fantasy, with a focus on Jack's denial of The Territories. The narrative unfolds slowly, introducing creepy and engaging characters, such as the brewing bikers and the blind deejay, while weaving in references to The Dark Tower series and the mythology of the last books, creating a dark and horrifying atmosphere. The writing style is a mix of Peter Straub's poetic imagery and Stephen King's character development, offering a captivating and well-paced plot that delves into the world of the supernatural.

    RIGHT HERE AND NOW, as an old friend used to say, we are in the fluid present, where clear-sightedness never guarantees perfect vision. Here: about two hundred feet, the height of a gliding eagle, abo...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Talisman )

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    The Colony
    Book 1 in the series:The Colony

    The Colony - The Colony by F.G. Cottam
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    'The Colony' by F.G. Cottam is a supernatural horror novel that follows an expedition to New Hope Island, where a colony of settlers mysteriously disappeared 200 years ago. Led by Alexander McIntyre, the group includes a diverse set of characters such as reporters, a virologist, a cosmologist, a psychic, an archeologist, and an exorcist. As they uncover the island's dark past and encounter supernatural entities, tensions rise among the group members, leading to a series of mysterious deaths. The novel expertly weaves together elements of suspense, horror, and mystery, creating a chilling and atmospheric narrative that keeps readers on edge.

    The writing style of 'The Colony' has been praised for its vivid descriptions, well-developed characters, and suspenseful plot. The author, F.G. Cottam, is lauded for his ability to craft a story that is both engaging and terrifying, with elements of supernatural horror that grip the reader from start to finish. The book explores themes of good vs evil, the supernatural, and the unknown, drawing readers into a world where ancient mysteries and dark forces collide.

    McIntyre sat in his screening room with a single malt at his elbow and Mahler’s 9 unfurling around him through the concealed speakers housed in the ceiling and walls. He decided that he would switch t...

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    The Creeper by A.M. Shine
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    The Creeper by A.M. Shine follows the story of two researchers, Chloe and Ben, who are sent to investigate a creature of folk tales in an isolated village. The villagers fear The Creeper, a being believed to cause death after being seen three times. As Chloe and Ben delve into the mystery, they uncover dark secrets and face terrifying encounters, leading to a suspenseful journey filled with unexpected twists and a slow-burning, atmospheric narrative style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.


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    The House Where She Died - Ghost Story Collection by Amy Cross
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    'The House Where She Died' by Amy Cross is a unique haunted house story told from the perspective of the house itself. The house has witnessed generations of families facing tragic events while living there, and now it struggles to protect its new family from a mysterious entity tormenting them. The writing style is captivating, with the house's narrative adding a new dimension to the supernatural tale, making the story both eerie and believable.


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    Last Days by Adam Nevill
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    "Last Days" by Adam Nevill is a horror novel that follows struggling filmmaker Kyle as he embarks on a documentary project about a cult that ended in tragedy. The storyline delves into the paranormal and occult, with a mix of psychological horror and found footage elements. The author's writing style is described as atmospheric and creepy, building tension and anticipation throughout the narrative. Some readers found the premise intriguing, while others felt that the writing was uneven, with moments of clunky prose that detracted from the overall experience.

    And the woman could hear those old friends moving in the distant, and not so distant rooms of her home. Old friends she tried to forget for longer than she had the strength to remember. Until she unde...

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    Horrorstor by Grady Hendrix
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    'Horrorstor' by Grady Hendrix is a parody horror story set in an Ikea knock-off store where mysterious and creepy occurrences take place after hours. The store manager recruits a team of employees to stay overnight to investigate, leading to a mix of scary and funny moments, with pop culture references sprinkled throughout. The book is designed like a catalog, with furniture descriptions changing as the story gets darker, adding a unique visual element to the horror narrative. The characters are well-developed, and the story is a blend of humor, horror, and paranormal elements, making it an engaging and fast-paced read.

    It was dawn, and the zombies were stumbling through the parking lot, streaming toward the massive beige box at the far end. Later they’d be resurrected by megadoses of Starbucks, but for now they were...

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