Books matching: malevolent house
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Save:White is for Witching by Helen Oyeyemi is a haunting and complex tale that follows Miranda Silver, a young woman with pica, living in a house in Dover that seems to be filled with evil. The story is narrated through multiple perspectives, including Miranda's twin brother, her university friend, and even the Silver House itself. The book weaves together elements of gothic fiction with modern themes, exploring relationships, self-discovery, and the blurred lines between reality and the supernatural.
is not tall. He is pale and the sun fails on his skin. He used to write restaurant reviews, plying a thesaurus for other facets to the words “juicy” and “rich.” He met Lily at a magazine Christmas par... - #2
Save:'The Guardians' by Andrew Pyper is a ghoulish haunted house tale set in Canada, involving a group of former high school ice hockey players, known as the Guardians. The story follows the reunion of these childhood friends in their forties after the death of a close friend, leading them back to their hometown where they confront old wounds, rekindle passions, and revisit shared childhood experiences tied to a traumatic event in a haunted house. The narrative weaves between the present and the past, exploring themes of friendship, masculinity, and the psychological impact of their past experiences.
The phone so close I can read the numbers on its green-glowing face, see the swirled fingerprint I’d left on its message window. A simple matter of reaching and grabbing. Yet I lie still. It is my mot... - #3
Save:'The House Next Door' by Anne Rivers Siddons is a haunting tale of a malevolent house that brings out the worst in its inhabitants. Set in a suburban Atlanta neighborhood, the story follows the Kennedy family and their neighbors as they witness mysterious and horrifying events unfold in the modern house next door. As families come and go, tragedy strikes each one, leading Colquitt and Walter Kennedy to uncover the evil force dwelling within the walls of the house. Written in a suspenseful and eerie style, the book explores themes of fear, unease, and the consequences of living near a house that seems to feed on the people around it.
The narrative is filled with tension and a sense of escalating eerieness, drawing readers in with its atmospheric horror elements. Through the eyes of the characters, readers experience the chilling effects of the haunted house, where deepest desires manifest and nightmares come true. Siddons' skillful writing captures the psychological terror of the situation, keeping readers on edge and anxious as they navigate the malevolent forces at play in 'The House Next Door.'
CLAIRE SWANSON from two doors up was the first one to tell me about the Harralson house. She and Roger have lived in the yellow Dutch colonial for years, far longer than we’ve been in ours. Claire is ... - #4
Save:'The Grip of It' by Jac Jemc is a psychological horror thriller that follows the story of James and Julie, a couple who moves into a new home in a small town to escape their problems. As they uncover the dark history of the house and experience unsettling events, their marriage starts to deteriorate under the pressure. The narrative alternates between James and Julie, creating an eerie atmosphere and a sense of creeping dread as they question their own sanity and the reality of the malevolent presence in their home.
The book explores themes of haunted houses, failing marriages, psychological horror, and the blurred lines between reality and fantasy. With a unique writing style that focuses on abstract ideas and unspoken fears, 'The Grip of It' keeps readers on edge, wondering about the true nature of the haunting and the characters' descent into madness.
We think the house seems more than settled and wonder why he’s calling so much attention to the sound and look at the handsome dark wood trim and how many closets are hidden within closets and we star... - #5
Save:Return To Hell House by Nancy A. Collins is a prequel that delves into the events surrounding the investigations of the infamous Belasco House. The novella sets the stage for a terrifying journey as the investigators are confronted with the brutal ghosts and horrors within the house, leading them to face the worst possible terrors on Earth. Collins' writing style creates a chilling atmosphere, building up the suspense and terror as the characters navigate through the malevolent forces at play.
The book explores the history of Hell House, providing a glimpse into the characters' fates while detailing the expedition's descent into Belasco's evil. The narrative intertwines with the original work, creating a sense of familiarity for fans of the series, while also introducing new elements that add depth to the storyline. Despite being a prequel, Return To Hell House manages to capture the essence of the original novel while offering a fresh perspective on the horrors lurking within the haunted mansion.
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Save:'The House Next Door' by Darcy Coates is a chilling ghost story that follows Jo, a woman living next to the haunted Marwick House, who befriends Anna, a troubled woman seeking refuge from her abusive past. As the two women form a bond, they uncover the dark secrets of the house and the malevolent entity that resides within, leading to a gripping tale of friendship, loyalty, and facing one's fears. The novel is set against a backdrop of suspenseful atmosphere and eerie occurrences, with twists and revelations that add depth to the haunting narrative.
The night was unpleasantly warm. I’d left my window open to invite in a non-existent breeze, and sweat stuck my pyjamas to my limbs. I pressed my thumbs into the corners of my eyes to wipe away the gu... - #7
Save:'Charnel House' by Graham Masterton is a horror novel that delves into the supernatural and ancient evil. The plot revolves around a house with a dark secret, where characters are drawn into a chain of events that lead to the resurrection of a malevolent being. The writing style is described as reminiscent of Edgar Allan Poe and Dean Koontz, with elements of mystery, horror, and folklore woven together to create a chilling and engaging story.
The old man came into my office and closed the door. He was wearing a creased linen jacket and a green bowtie, and in his liver-spotted hands he held a Panama hat that had turned brown as a London bro...
