Bad Humans

Name: Bad Humans
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ISBN: 9784824195692

✍️ David Musser

Reader Score

4.5

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📚 WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT

A magic artifact reveals hidden evil in this supernatural thriller by David Musser.

Rodney and Liz use a magical tool to see the darkness inside people. They face an ambulance driver who causes crashes and a nursing home orderly who harms patients. A mysterious Man in White fights demons while Rodney battles his past abuse. The story connects personal trauma with supernatural evil, asking if the heroes can stop a soul’s corruption in time.

Key Themes

hidden human evil supernatural artifact Man in White

Literary Context

Published by Next Chapter in August 2024, this large print edition of Bad Humans targets readers who need accessible typography. The work sits within the horror and supernatural fiction genres, drawing on gothic traditions of hidden malevolence and magical intervention to explore themes of abuse and redemption.

Difficulty

● Easy

Recommended For Fans Of

Clive Barker · Stephen King · Dean Koontz · Neil Gaiman

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Horror Fiction

🏛 Next Chapter 📅 2024 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9784824195692

📝 Description: Bad Humans

David Musser’s Bad Humans follows Rodney, a man abused by his alcoholic father who harbors feelings for Liz, the sole source of kindness in his life. The pair utilize a magic artifact that allows them to perceive the hidden evil within others. Their investigation leads them to confront two specific individuals: an ambulance driver who orchestrates accidents to play the hero, and a nursing home orderly who exploits vulnerable residents. These human malevolences intersect with supernatural forces and a mysterious figure known as the Man in White, who pursues his own agenda against shadows and demons. The narrative questions whether Rodney and Liz can halt the corruption residing in one man’s soul before it is too late. This edition features a larger font designed for easier reading, catering to those who prefer accessible typography without sacrificing the intensity of the genre. The story blends elements of gothic horror with supernatural thriller conventions, focusing on the intersection of psychological trauma and otherworldly threats. Musser constructs a tale where personal history fuels the confrontation with both earthly and celestial evil. Readers seeking traditional ghost stories may find the focus on human corruption distinct, while fans of character-driven supernatural drama will appreciate the intricate plot involving the Man in White. The book concludes with high stakes regarding the survival of the protagonists against an escalating threat.

💎 Our verdict on Bad Humans

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Horror Reads editorial team

Horror desk

David Musser constructs a compelling narrative where personal trauma intersects with supernatural evil, creating a unique blend of gothic horror and psychological thriller. The use of a magic artifact to reveal hidden darkness provides a fresh lens for examining human corruption, particularly through the ambulance driver and nursing home orderly. While it diverges from traditional ghost stories, the focus on character-driven drama and the Man in White’s agenda offers intrigue. The larger font enhances accessibility without diminishing the story's intensity. This book suits readers who appreciate intricate plots involving soul corruption and those drawn to tales where internal and external battles are equally formidable.

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📖 Why choose it

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Why this book is worth reading

Readers who enjoy supernatural thrillers with deep psychological underpinnings will find this narrative compelling. The story appeals to those interested in how personal history fuels the confrontation with both earthly and celestial evil. Fans of character-driven plots where protagonists battle internal demons alongside external monsters will appreciate the intricate journey of Rodney and Liz. The accessible typography makes it suitable for readers who prefer easier reading without sacrificing genre intensity. It is ideal for audiences seeking a tale that questions soul corruption rather than traditional ghost stories, offering a distinct focus on human malevolence and its supernatural consequences.

⭐ Reader reviews

The starting rating comes from the team Horror Reads —

Reader rating

4.5

Based on 1 reviews

Horror Reads editorial team

David Musser constructs a compelling narrative where personal trauma intersects with supernatural evil, creating a unique blend of gothic horror and psychological thriller. The use of a magic artifact to reveal hidden darkness provides a fresh lens for examining human corruption, particularly through the ambulance driver and nursing home orderly. While it diverges from traditional ghost stories, the focus on character-driven drama and the Man in White’s agenda offers intrigue. The larger font enhances accessibility without diminishing the story's intensity. This book suits readers who appreciate intricate plots involving soul corruption and those drawn to tales where internal and external battles are equally formidable.