Dark Waters vol. 1

Name: Dark Waters vol. 1
Price: 16.00 USD
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9798868972751

✍️ Kirstyn Petras

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🏛 Dark Waters 📅 2023 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798868972751

📝 Description: Dark Waters vol. 1

A man fresh from prison meets a new group of friends... A painter grapples with a dark and troubling power... The Great Lakes are rising, and bringing more than just water... The team behind the Dark Waters Podcast brings you a collection of noir, horror, and thrilling tales that remind readers to always look beneath the surface. With stories byJacob Close, Kyle Tam, Brian Gatti, Ashley Erwin, Nils Gilbertson, Victor De Anda, James Hadley Griffin, and Keith J. Hoskins, as well as Derringer Award winner C. W. Blackwell and Bram Stoker Award winner Robert P. Ottone.

💎 Our verdict on Dark Waters vol. 1

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Horror Reads editorial team

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This volume serves those who enjoy noir-infused horror with strong regional identities. It suits readers who prefer atmospheric dread and character-driven suspense over visceral shock value. However, it likely will not appeal to audiences seeking fast-paced action or traditional jump-scare horror. Consequently, the book’s success hinges on the reader’s tolerance for varied tones within a single collection. Those expecting a straightforward thriller may find the pacing uneven. It is best approached as a curated selection of moody, psychological tales rather than a continuous narrative experience, requiring patience and an appreciation for subtle, lingering unease.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This volume serves those who enjoy noir-infused horror with strong regional identities. It suits readers who prefer atmospheric dread and character-driven suspense over visceral shock value. However, it likely will not appeal to audiences seeking fast-paced action or traditional jump-scare horror. Consequently, the book’s success hinges on the reader’s tolerance for varied tones within a single collection. Those expecting a straightforward thriller may find the pacing uneven. It is best approached as a curated selection of moody, psychological tales rather than a continuous narrative experience, requiring patience and an appreciation for subtle, lingering unease.