Greetings, dark souls and Halloween lovers! First on the list of recommended reads for spooky season I have three epic and relentless horror novels. These authors know their craft well so turn out the lights and immerse yourself in their worlds of terror.
‘Cursed Legacy’ by D.E. Grant
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On the heels of his widely acclaimed debut novel Cursed Plantation, D. E. Grant strikes again with the highly anticipated second installment of his Dark Succubus trilogy.
In Cursed Legacy, the reader is taken for a journey filled with twists, turns, and more than a few skeletons. Follow along with New Orleans homicide detective Terry Hawkins as he is called to a prestigious hotel, the scene of a particularly grisly murder of a young adult male. The detective’s probe leads Terry to not only an affluent family but also several similarly brutal deaths.
Armed with only a strange picture of an alluring woman and a word from an ancient language, Terry’s digging will take him from the present day to uncovering secrets best left hidden in the past.
‘Golem’ by PD Alleva
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Detective. Angel. Victim. Devil. A haunting tale of suspense, loss, isolation, contempt, and fear.
On November 1, 1951, war hero John Ashton was promoted to detective. His first assignment: find the district attorney’s missing daughter. But his only lead is Alena Francon, a high society sculptor and socialite committed to Bellevue’s psychiatric facility.
Alena has a story for the new detective. A story so outlandish John Ashton refuses to heed the warning. Alena admits to incarnating Golem, a demonic force, into her statue. A devil so profound he’s infiltrated every part of New York’s infrastructure. Even worse, he uses children to serve as bodily hosts for his demonic army, unleashing a horde of devils into our world.
When Alena’s confidant, Annette Flemming, confirms the existence of Golem, John is sent on a collision course where fate and destiny spiral into peril, and the future of the human race hangs in the balance.
‘Starving Zoe’ by C. Derick Miller
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To most, 1865 was an eye-opening year. The American Civil War was officially over and the soldiers fortunate enough to survive the bloody conflict returned home to collect the pieces of their former lives. To young Arizonan, Robert Jack, the fateful desert homecoming marked the end to all he once knew. Forgiveness is overrated. Death is final. Revenge, however, dances between the fine lines of mortality and eternity. Love always finds a way.
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