Books matching: supernatural horror
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Save:"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... - #2
Save:'The Last Days of Jack Sparks' is a gripping horror novel that follows the egomaniacal protagonist, Jack Sparks, as he delves into the supernatural world he once mocked. Through a mix of social media posts, interviews, and case studies, the book presents conflicting narratives that challenge Jack's skepticism and lead to a series of terrifying events. The writing style blends elements of dark satire, humor, and genuine fear, creating a narrative that keeps readers on edge and questioning reality.
The plot unfolds as Jack Sparks, a controversial figure in the world of paranormal investigation, faces the consequences of his arrogant disbelief in the supernatural. The story takes unexpected turns, with twists that confound expectations and deliver chilling payoffs. Readers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of horror, comedy, and suspense, culminating in a shocking climax that leaves a lasting impact.
Bex makes her frustrated, dismissive noise: the sound of a brief, chaotic catfight. ‘I have profiles, Jack, so old friends can catch up, but I don’t read anything. Social media makes me think less of ... - #3
Save:'Our Share of Night' by Mariana Enriquez is a unique blend of horror and literary fiction set in Argentina during the brutal military dictatorship. The plot revolves around a medium trying to save his son from the clutches of an insidious cult known as the Order, which thrives on crimes of the dictatorship and unholy powers. The story unfolds with a mix of horror elements, intricate family histories, and dark magical realism, keeping the reader engrossed and intrigued. The writing style is described as authoritative, spooky, and enjoyable, with the book being a cross between a horror story and literary fiction, creating a riveting and unputdownable read.
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Save:The Carrow Haunt by Darcy Coates is a chilling ghost story set in Carrow House, a haunted building with a dark history of gruesome deaths. Remy, a tour guide, is offered the opportunity to stay in the house with a group of paranormal investigators and enthusiasts. As they explore the mysteries of Carrow House, they encounter supernatural phenomena, malevolent spirits, and unexpected twists that keep the readers on the edge of their seats. The writing style creates an immersive atmosphere, building suspense from the first chapter and delivering a satisfying climax that leaves readers wanting more.
The novel delves into themes of horror, mystery, and psychological suspense, blending supernatural elements with a thrilling detective narrative. The characters are well-developed, each with unique personalities and motives that add depth to the story. The author's ability to create inventive ghosts and atmospheric settings adds to the eerie and captivating nature of the book, making it a must-read for fans of ghost stories and haunted house tales.
Remy waited, shivering, on the wide stone porch as the van crunched along the gravel driveway. The near-full moon washed light across the overgrown topiary garden and stone guesthouse as distant waves... - #5
Save:'The Hunger' by Alma Katsu is a historical novel that retells the journey of the Reed Donner Party in 1846, adding a supernatural element to the story. The book delves into the horrors faced by the pioneers, including disease, starvation, and cannibalism, while also incorporating a supernatural twist that heightens the tension and fear within the narrative. Through well-done characterization and vivid descriptions, the author brings to life the interactions and struggles of the moving community, making the story a captivating blend of historical fiction and horror.
The plot of 'The Hunger' follows the ill-fated Donner Party as they face a series of mishaps, poor decisions, and supernatural threats while attempting to cross 1800's America from east to west. The author skillfully weaves together elements of historical events with supernatural horror, creating a gripping and eerie tale that keeps readers on edge. The book explores themes of despair, survival, and the malevolent nature of the surrounding environment, making it a haunting and immersive read that lingers in the mind long after the final page.
He stood that morning in front of the big mirror strapped to the side of James Reed’s wagon. In every direction, the prairie unfurled like a blanket, occasionally rippled by wind: mile after uninterru... - #6
Save:'One Last Gasp' by Andrew C Piazza is a gripping blend of World War II historical fiction and horror, where soldiers are thrown from the battlegrounds of war into a realm of supernatural cosmic horror. The book follows a group of soldiers as they navigate through gritty combat thrills, psychological twists, and multidimensional realities, all while facing both human-created and paranormal horrors. Piazza's writing style is described as vivid, realistic, and deeply immersive, making readers feel connected to the characters' experiences and emotions.
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Save:'House' by Frank E. Peretti and Ted Dekker is a supernatural thriller where four people are trapped in a house by a serial killer, facing a deadly game where the only way to win is to lose. The plot involves a killer with dark powers, demons, and an epic struggle between good and evil. The house symbolizes human life filled with sin, with the only remedy being reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ. The story explores themes of horror, suspense, and the battle between light and darkness.
She was beautiful, enough to capture the next man just as she’d captured him—blonde, youthful, a real credit to those jeans—everything the guys in the lounges and bars could want in a country singer. ... - #8
Save:"Nothing But Blackened Teeth" by Cassandra Khaw is a short horror novella set in a haunted Japanese mansion where five friends gather for a wedding. As they encounter eerie entities and face haunting legends, the group must confront their strained relationships and dark secrets. The book combines Japanese folklore with a modern Gothic setting, creating a chilling atmosphere filled with tension and unexpected twists. Despite the intriguing premise and vivid descriptions, some readers found the character development lacking and the pacing uneven, leading to mixed reviews about the overall execution of the story.
That Phillip could finance its desecration—lock, stock, no question—and do so without self-reproach was symptomatic of our fundamental differences. He shrugged, smile cocked like the sure thing that w... - #9
Save:'Lovecraft Country' by Matt Ruff is a collection of tightly interconnected stories set in 1950s Jim Crow America, following a black family dealing with both the horrors of racism and Lovecraftian supernatural forces. The plot revolves around the family members navigating through secret societies, magic, and eldritch horrors while facing the challenges of racism and discrimination. The writing style is described as a blend of historical fiction and old-style horror, seamlessly weaving together elements of Lovecraftian tropes with the harsh realities of Jim Crow laws.
JIM CROW MILE—A unit of measurement, peculiar to colored motorists, comprising both physical distance and random helpings of fear, paranoia, frustration, and outrage. Its amorphous nature makes exact ... - #10
Save:'The Exorcist's House' by Nick Roberts is a gripping supernatural thriller that follows the Hill family as they move into a farmhouse in rural West Virginia, previously owned by an exorcist. As they uncover a hidden room in the cellar with eerie artifacts, they are thrust into a nightmare of demonic possession and chilling experiences. The book expertly blends elements of demonic possession tales and found footage horror, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its suspenseful writing style and vivid character development. The plot escalates with terrifying visuals, spine-chilling experiences, and a climax reminiscent of classic horror stories, all leading to a startling conclusion that will leave readers both satisfied and unnerved.
