True Detective meets H.P. Lovecraft in this chilling novel of murder, mystery, and
slow-mounting dread from acclaimed author Mary SanGiovanni . . .
It begins with a freak snowstorm in May. Hit hardest is the rural town of Colby, Connecticut. Schools and businesses are closed, powerlines are down, and police detective Jack Glazier has found a body in the snow. It appears to be the victim of a bizarre ritual murder. It wont be the last. As the snow piles up, so do the sacrifices. Cut off from the rest of the world, Glazier teams up with an occult crime specialist to uncover a secret society hiding in their midst.
The gods they worship are unthinkable. The powers they summon are unstoppable. And the things they will do to the good people of Colby are utterly, horribly unspeakable
Praise for the novels of Mary SanGiovanni
A feast of both visceral and existential horror.F. Paul Wilson on Thrall
Filled to the brim with mounting terror.Gary A. Braunbeck on The Hollower
Nightmarish and vivid.FearZone on The Hollower
Genre: Horror
slow-mounting dread from acclaimed author Mary SanGiovanni . . .
It begins with a freak snowstorm in May. Hit hardest is the rural town of Colby, Connecticut. Schools and businesses are closed, powerlines are down, and police detective Jack Glazier has found a body in the snow. It appears to be the victim of a bizarre ritual murder. It wont be the last. As the snow piles up, so do the sacrifices. Cut off from the rest of the world, Glazier teams up with an occult crime specialist to uncover a secret society hiding in their midst.
The gods they worship are unthinkable. The powers they summon are unstoppable. And the things they will do to the good people of Colby are utterly, horribly unspeakable
Praise for the novels of Mary SanGiovanni
A feast of both visceral and existential horror.F. Paul Wilson on Thrall
Filled to the brim with mounting terror.Gary A. Braunbeck on The Hollower
Nightmarish and vivid.FearZone on The Hollower
Genre: Horror
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