"A brutal, bleak, quick slab of survival horror that had me gripped and intrigued from page one. This one will stay with you long after you're done reading it. Outstanding."
-Steve Stred, Splatterpunk-Nominated author of Sacrament and Mastodon
"The scariest book of 2022"
-Elford Alley, author of Ash and Bone: Tales of Terror
In the wake of a violent government overthrow, twelve-year-old Joy and her father, Warren, have escaped to their hidden family cabin in the Rocky Mountains. With a stockpile of everything they need to survive, they plan to wait out the horrors of the outside world.
In the middle of the night, a stranger arrives claiming he only wants a safe place to stay. If they allow it, he says he'll commit to helping them protect the cabin. With no reason to trust him, Warren weighs his options, knowing that if the stranger was able to find them, others may also.
The tension ratchets up with every page, escalating into a thrilling, paranoia-drenched conclusion. Woodhaven is a gripping, anxiety-riddled tale of survival, a claustrophobic thriller about a father balancing his morality and a daughter wrestling with the loss of everything she once knew.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - 'A brutal, bleak, quick slab of survival horror that had me gripped and intrigued from page one. This one will stay with you long after you're done reading it. Outstanding.' -Steve Stred, Splatterpunk-Nominated author of Sacrament and Mastodon 'The scariest book of 2022'-Elford Alley, author of Ash and Bone: Tales of Terror In the wake of a violent government overthrow, twelve-year-old Joy and her father, Warren, have escaped to their hidden family cabin in the Rocky Mountains. With a stockpile of everything they need to survive, they plan to wait out the horrors of the outside world.In the middle of the night, a stranger arrives claiming he only wants a safe place to stay. If they allow it, he says he'll commit to helping them protect the cabin. With no reason to trust him, Warren weighs his options, knowing that if the stranger was able to find them, others may also.The tension ratchets up with every page, escalating into a thrilling, paranoia-drenched conclusion. Woodhaven is a gripping, anxiety-riddled tale of survival, a claustrophobic thriller about a father balancing his morality and a daughter wrestling with the loss of everything she once knew. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798986319100
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