Forsaken: A Novel of Horror

Name: Forsaken: A Novel of Horror
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ISBN: 9781956050080

✍️ Andrew Van Wey

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🏛 Tentacle Press 📅 2024 📖 427 pages 🌐 English 📔 Hardcover ISBN: 9781956050080

📝 Description: Forsaken: A Novel of Horror

When an anonymous painting arrives at his university, Professor Rineheart must uncover the artist. It's a disturbing work of grotesque perfection. A work of art that changes with each viewing.

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Professor Rineheart’s quiet academic life shatters when an anonymous, deeply disturbing painting arrives at his university, setting off a chilling mystery. Andrew Van Wey builds an atmosphere of creeping dread around a canvas that inexplicably changes each time it is viewed, evoking a quiet, psychological unease rather than loud shocks. The narrative focuses squarely on the academic’s obsessive search for the elusive artist, creating a slow-burn tension that gets under your skin. It suits readers who appreciate intellectual horror, atmospheric slow burns, and stories where art becomes a living, malevolent force. Fans of cerebral, unsettling fiction will find plenty to ponder in its unsettling pages.

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Professor Rineheart’s quiet academic life shatters when an anonymous, deeply disturbing painting arrives at his university, setting off a chilling mystery. Andrew Van Wey builds an atmosphere of creeping dread around a canvas that inexplicably changes each time it is viewed, evoking a quiet, psychological unease rather than loud shocks. The narrative focuses squarely on the academic’s obsessive search for the elusive artist, creating a slow-burn tension that gets under your skin. It suits readers who appreciate intellectual horror, atmospheric slow burns, and stories where art becomes a living, malevolent force. Fans of cerebral, unsettling fiction will find plenty to ponder in its unsettling pages.