All Waters Are Graves: A Hazeland Novel

Name: All Waters Are Graves: A Hazeland Novel
Price: 16.99 USD
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ISBN: 9780979695797

✍️ Matt Maxwell

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🏛 Highway 62 Press 📅 2024 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780979695797

📝 Description: All Waters Are Graves: A Hazeland Novel

Reluctant occult detective Cait MacReady deals with the fallout from her recent encounter with the Queen of No Tomorrows and faces a new threat waiting in the depths just off the coastline of Los Angeles.

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Matt Maxwell returns with All Waters Are Graves, plunging reluctant occult detective Cait MacReady into the chilling fallout of her confrontation with the Queen of No Tomorrows. This atmospheric horror novel shifts the dread from the usual city streets to the dark, unforgiving depths just off the coastline of Los Angeles, where a new and ancient menace waits. Maxwell crafts a slow-building, claustrophobic tension that relies on deep-seated aquatic terror and the psychological toll of past trauma rather than cheap shocks. It is a thoughtful, moody addition to our horror fiction shelf that will particularly resonate with readers who enjoy supernatural mysteries, coastal dread, and resilient investigators facing the unknowable.

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Matt Maxwell returns with All Waters Are Graves, plunging reluctant occult detective Cait MacReady into the chilling fallout of her confrontation with the Queen of No Tomorrows. This atmospheric horror novel shifts the dread from the usual city streets to the dark, unforgiving depths just off the coastline of Los Angeles, where a new and ancient menace waits. Maxwell crafts a slow-building, claustrophobic tension that relies on deep-seated aquatic terror and the psychological toll of past trauma rather than cheap shocks. It is a thoughtful, moody addition to our horror fiction shelf that will particularly resonate with readers who enjoy supernatural mysteries, coastal dread, and resilient investigators facing the unknowable.