House of Corruption

Name: House of Corruption
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ISBN: 9780615603759

✍️ Aaron Sims

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🏛 Valour Designs 📅 2012 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780615603759

📝 Description: House of Corruption

In 1889 New Orleans, three unusual men cross paths: Reynard LaCroix, his lycanthropy in remission with a silver bullet lodged against his heart; Artemius Savoy, a lapsed secular priest keeping vigil over Reynard's progress; and Mahonri Grant, a Mormon gunslinger on the run. Brought together by murder, united in a common cause, they pursue an unholy creature to save a young woman's life. Their dangerous road leads to the dark jungles of Borneo, where awaits an abhorrent mansion in the wilderness. There they must confront a host of the undead...and face the demons within themselves.

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Aaron Sims delivers a gritty, atmospheric blend of historical horror and supernatural adventure in House of Corruption. Set against the gaslit gloom of 1889 New Orleans and the oppressive, fog-choked jungles of Borneo, the novel weaves a dark spell through its mismatched trio of haunted protagonists: a restrained werewolf, a lapsed priest, and a fugitive gunslinger. Rather than relying on cheap shocks, the story builds tension through a relentless sense of dread, tracking its characters as they hunt an ancient evil toward an abhorrent wilderness mansion crawling with the undead. It is a slow-burning, moody descent into physical and psychological peril that will deeply satisfy readers who enjoy monster lore, historical dread, and morally complex heroes.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Aaron Sims delivers a gritty, atmospheric blend of historical horror and supernatural adventure in House of Corruption. Set against the gaslit gloom of 1889 New Orleans and the oppressive, fog-choked jungles of Borneo, the novel weaves a dark spell through its mismatched trio of haunted protagonists: a restrained werewolf, a lapsed priest, and a fugitive gunslinger. Rather than relying on cheap shocks, the story builds tension through a relentless sense of dread, tracking its characters as they hunt an ancient evil toward an abhorrent wilderness mansion crawling with the undead. It is a slow-burning, moody descent into physical and psychological peril that will deeply satisfy readers who enjoy monster lore, historical dread, and morally complex heroes.