Driftwood

Name: Driftwood
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ISBN: 9781502986153

✍️ Peter Buckley

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2014 📖 278 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781502986153

📝 Description: Driftwood

Driftwood is the second book in the Supernatural Tales series. Jane Mellows and her daughter Megan had escaped the city to start a new life in the picturesque harbour town of New London, Massachusetts. Out in the dark waters of the bay an ancient evil stirs. It has risen from the depths, its blood lust so great that it will stop at nothing in its quest for revenge against the town that had tried to destroy it centuries earlier. Megan with the help of Father Harris and a local detective must find a way to stop the evil destroying the town and taking Jane's soul.

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This entry in the Supernatural Tales series delivers a quintessential coastal horror experience, leveraging the eerie atmosphere of a New England harbor town to heighten tension. The narrative effectively pits a desperate mother and daughter against an ancient, vengeful entity, creating immediate emotional stakes for the reader. While it relies on familiar genre conventions, the focus on familial protection and local folklore provides a solid, if predictable, framework for horror enthusiasts. It suits readers who prefer clear antagonists and decisive conflicts over ambiguous psychological dread. The inclusion of authority figures like a priest and detective adds structural support to the supernatural elements, ensuring the conflict remains grounded in tangible threats. Overall, it is a competent execution of traditional maritime horror.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This entry in the Supernatural Tales series delivers a quintessential coastal horror experience, leveraging the eerie atmosphere of a New England harbor town to heighten tension. The narrative effectively pits a desperate mother and daughter against an ancient, vengeful entity, creating immediate emotional stakes for the reader. While it relies on familiar genre conventions, the focus on familial protection and local folklore provides a solid, if predictable, framework for horror enthusiasts. It suits readers who prefer clear antagonists and decisive conflicts over ambiguous psychological dread. The inclusion of authority figures like a priest and detective adds structural support to the supernatural elements, ensuring the conflict remains grounded in tangible threats. Overall, it is a competent execution of traditional maritime horror.