1010 Freeman street

Name: 1010 Freeman street
Price: 34.99 USD
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ISBN: 9798218932930

✍️ Dona Rae Chatman

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📝 Description: 1010 Freeman street

1010 Freeman Street tells the chilling story of Raymond and Ophelia Chatman's haunted home in Louisiana. Terricita, Betty Ann, and Raymond Jr. stumbled upon graves with their names, while a fireplace became a dark portal.

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Dona Rae Chatman grounds domestic dread in the swampy heat of Louisiana, centering her chilling account on Raymond and Ophelia Chatman's besieged home. The novel builds an oppressive, slow-burning atmosphere as everyday spaces twist into nightmares—most notably when children stumble across individual graves bearing their own names and an ordinary fireplace mutates into a dark, malevolent portal. Rather than relying on loud, fast-paced shocks, Chatman aims for a deep, lingering claustrophobia that makes family bonds feel entirely fragile. It suits readers who appreciate atmospheric supernatural fiction grounded in family legacy and regional folklore, offering a quiet, unsettling haunt that stays with you long after the final page.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Dona Rae Chatman grounds domestic dread in the swampy heat of Louisiana, centering her chilling account on Raymond and Ophelia Chatman's besieged home. The novel builds an oppressive, slow-burning atmosphere as everyday spaces twist into nightmares—most notably when children stumble across individual graves bearing their own names and an ordinary fireplace mutates into a dark, malevolent portal. Rather than relying on loud, fast-paced shocks, Chatman aims for a deep, lingering claustrophobia that makes family bonds feel entirely fragile. It suits readers who appreciate atmospheric supernatural fiction grounded in family legacy and regional folklore, offering a quiet, unsettling haunt that stays with you long after the final page.