full blood moon 4: The Carnival

Name: full blood moon 4: The Carnival
Price: 10.24 USD
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ISBN: 9798746529794

✍️ Jeffrey B Miley

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2021 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798746529794

📝 Description: full blood moon 4: The Carnival

A traveling carnival has a dark secret. Children are missing along its path. The police are hot on the trail of the traveling amusement. What happens next is shocking, as the children of incest and the full blood moon take on a rival, the police and their own existence. Amidst the chaos, families are destroyed, strengthened and love, of all things, blooms. Monsters are real and we brush up against them every day. Just pray you survive the experience. Many don't.

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Miley delivers a potent mix of cosmic dread and familial grotesquerie, centering on a traveling carnival that serves as a vessel for ancient evils. The concept of children born of incest confronting their own monstrous nature adds a layer of psychological complexity to the standard horror tropes. While the premise is steeped in chaos and destruction, the inclusion of blooming love amidst ruin provides an unexpected emotional anchor. This book suits readers who appreciate atmospheric tension and the deconstruction of traditional family structures within a supernatural framework. It is particularly effective for those who enjoy horror that challenges the boundary between human and monster, offering a raw, intense experience rather than a subtle one.

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Miley delivers a potent mix of cosmic dread and familial grotesquerie, centering on a traveling carnival that serves as a vessel for ancient evils. The concept of children born of incest confronting their own monstrous nature adds a layer of psychological complexity to the standard horror tropes. While the premise is steeped in chaos and destruction, the inclusion of blooming love amidst ruin provides an unexpected emotional anchor. This book suits readers who appreciate atmospheric tension and the deconstruction of traditional family structures within a supernatural framework. It is particularly effective for those who enjoy horror that challenges the boundary between human and monster, offering a raw, intense experience rather than a subtle one.