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Save:The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay is a chilling tale that follows a family's vacation at a remote cabin, which is disrupted by a group of strangers claiming the end of the world is near. The narrative unfolds with a sense of impending doom as the family is forced into a harrowing situation where they must make a life-altering decision to save the world. The book explores themes of loyalty, family, and the blurred lines between reality and the supernatural, keeping readers on edge with its suspenseful and disturbing plot twists. Tremblay's writing style expertly weaves together multiple perspectives, creating a tense and gripping atmosphere that delves into the depths of human nature and the choices we make in extraordinary circumstances.
The girl with the dark hair walks down the wooden front stairs and lowers herself into the yellowing lagoon of ankle-high grass. A warm breeze ripples through the blades, leaves, and crablike petals o... - #2
Save:Ryan decides it will be fun to visit the family's vacation home one last time before new owners take it over. Inviting his sister Jane, her ex and his best friend Sawyer, Sawyer's girlfriend April and Jane's best friend Lauren, means that there will be more tension than fun. With the snow closing in, they are unaware that ancient creatures who come with the snow are closing in on all the humans in the area and taking them down for food. Now they are watching Ryan's house and waiting for their opportunity to strike. The delivery was fast Amazon after all, and the book in mint condition.
Don slapped the trunks of the trees with his left hand as he ran past them, a small ax held tight in his right. He struggled for breath as steam rose from his lungs. As he twisted midrun, casting a wi... - #3
Save:Enchanted by Nora Roberts is the fourth book in the Donovan Legacy series, focusing on the story of Rowan Murray and Liam Donovan. Rowan, a relatable heroine, seeks solace in a remote cabin where she encounters Liam, who is initially a wolf before revealing his true identity as MMC. Their relationship develops amidst family expectations and supernatural elements, creating a light and entertaining read with a blend of romance and minor supernatural themes.
The practical thing, of course, was to get out of the four-wheel drive, unlock the front door and give herself a tour of the place she intended to make home for the next three months. Unpack what belo...
(Also, see 92 recommendations for the series The Donovan Legacy ) - #4
Save:'Stolen Tongues' by Felix Blackwell is a spine-chilling horror novel that follows the story of a young couple, Felix and Faye, who embark on a romantic getaway to a remote cabin on Pale Peak in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. However, what was meant to be a peaceful retreat soon turns into a nightmare as they encounter strange occurrences in the woods, including mysterious voices, unsettling figures, and a malevolent presence known as At'an A'anotogkua. The book delves into themes of fear, suspense, and psychological horror, drawing readers into a harrowing exploration of the unknown and the supernatural. Blackwell's writing style is described as simple yet detailed, creating an atmospheric and suspenseful narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
I hadn’t seen snow in decades. Fresh powder dusted the road, and our rental car struggled to make it up the hill. It was hard to take in the beautiful view while trying not to plummet off the cliff, b... - #5
Save:In In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware, Nora, a reclusive writer, receives an unexpected invitation to an old friend's bachelorette party after a decade of no contact. The story unfolds in a secluded glass house in the woods, where tension rises, secrets are revealed, and a tragedy occurs, plunging Nora deeper into her friend's life. The plot twists, multiple mysteries, and murder unfold in a fast-paced, suspenseful manner, keeping readers hooked until the end.
The atmospheric setting, well-described locations, and unique characters add depth to the narrative, placing readers in the main character's shoes, whether in her flat or the eerie forest cabin. Despite some predictable elements and repetitive moments, the book maintains a level of suspense and mystery that makes it a page-turner, with a satisfying ending that ties up the loose ends of the thrilling plot.
I KNEW, AS soon as I woke up, that it was a day for a park run, for the longest route I do, nearly nine miles in all. The autumn sunlight streamed through the rattan blinds, gilding the bedsheets, and... - #6
Save:'The Cabin' by Natasha Preston is a young adult mystery that follows a group of friends spending a weekend at a cabin in the woods, only to wake up and find two of their friends murdered. As suspicions arise and secrets are revealed, main character Mackenzie takes it upon herself to investigate and uncover the truth behind the murders. The plot builds tension and suspense, hinting at past events and hidden motives, while the writing style is described as slow-paced at times, with some readers feeling disappointed by the ending.
But the cabin is his parents’, so that didn’t seem too likely. Or reasonable. He’d invited us all to spend the weekend at his family’s cabin since school was out. The UK had finally realized it was su... - #7Aloneby:
Save:In "Alone" by E.J. Noyes, the main character, Celeste, agrees to be isolated for a psychological experiment for over 3 years. Her world is turned upside down when she assists an injured hiker, Olivia, leading to a compelling and emotional journey. The book is described as a psychological thriller romance with a unique and gripping plot that keeps readers invested in the characters and their evolving relationships.
I say it again, quieter this time. “Fuck.” The word tastes strange, rolling around my mouth like something foul needing to be spat out. I want to try another word, a softer one to balance the expletiv... Devolution by Max Brooks is a gripping horror thriller set in the wilderness of Washington state, where a small, utopian eco community faces a terrifying ordeal after being cut off from civilization by a volcanic eruption. The story, narrated through a diary and interviews, follows the community's battle for survival against hungry Sasquatch, exploring themes of humanity's relationship with nature and the primal instinct for survival.
The book delves into the consequences of a natural disaster on a group of middle-class individuals living in an advanced yet isolated community, highlighting their struggles, fears, and the gruesome encounters with the Sasquatch. Through a mix of diary entries and interviews, the narrative builds tension and suspense, keeping readers on edge as they witness the community's fight for survival amidst chaos and terror.
BIGFOOT DESTROYS TOWN. That was the title of an article I received not long after the Mount Rainier eruption. I thought it was spam, the inevitable result of so much online research. At the time I was...- #9
Save:'The Ritual' by Adam Nevill is a horror novel that follows the story of four friends who embark on a camping hiking trip in Sweden, near the Arctic Circle. As they take a shortcut through a forest, they encounter strange ruins and an impossibly dense forest, leading to disorientation, hostility, and physical exhaustion. The novel is split into two sections, with the first covering the failed camping trip and the breakdown of the group, while the second takes a ghastly turn as they face a final fight for survival against a predator living in the forest. The author, Adam Nevill, creates a pervading sense of dread from the beginning, building unrelenting intensity and terror throughout the story.
At midday, Hutch stopped walking and turned to look back at the others; three colourful figures appearing insignificant upon the misty vastness of the rocky landscape they meandered across. They were ... - #10
Save:In the Lake of the Woods by Tim O'Brien is a mysterious and haunting novel that delves into the sudden disappearance of Kathleen Wade during a camping trip with her husband John Wade. The story follows John's descent from a promising political career to a remote cabin in Minnesota, where his wife goes missing, leading to questions about his past involvement in the Vietnam War and the My Lai massacre. Through a non-linear narrative, the book explores themes of war trauma, illusions, secrets, and the impact of past experiences on present relationships.
The novel is praised for its intricate storytelling, blending flashbacks of John's childhood, his time in Vietnam, and his marriage with Kathy to create a complex character study. Tim O'Brien's writing style is described as powerful and thought-provoking, keeping readers engaged with its exploration of memory, loss, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion.
In September, after the primary, they rented an old yellow cottage in the timber at the edge of Lake of the Woods. There were many trees, mostly pine and birch, and there was the dock and the boathous...
