by thomas tryon
Some books have such compelling action that I get completely sucked in, reading to find out what’s next, what’s going to happen on that next page. This is not that kind of book. Instead, it is a slow burning, wonderfully atmospheric story that sucked me into the mysterious events and curious charact...
I've read reviews of this book that give it a hard time for being derivative of stories like The Wicker Man or "Children of the Corn," but this story actually came before either of those other ones. Like The Other, this is a fine example of atmospheric horror, where the events and the situations co...
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