Minotaur

Name: Minotaur
Price: 10.99 USD
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ISBN: 9798290384573

✍️ Edwin Page

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2025 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798290384573

📝 Description: Minotaur

A dark and twisted psychological horror, Minotaur will ensnare you in the corridors of its gripping narrative. Susan is being held against her will by a vile man in a forest. Sam, a trainee doctor, chooses a catatonic patient for her case study while the man in the room next door raves about a beast in the trees. The patient's husband drinks to numb his pain, but it can't be escaped. Neither can the fate of these characters as they are drawn together in a thrilling and surprising climax. Minotaur is a disturbing and absorbing read filled with a presence none of us can evade. 'Mr. Page writes well and has strong storytelling abilities' - T. Jackson, Pan Macmillan.

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Edwin Page delivers a gripping narrative that successfully merges psychological terror with gothic isolation. The book excels in building tension through interconnected storylines, moving from forest captivity to clinical settings with seamless transitions. While the premise of a catatonic patient and a raving neighbor provides a strong framework for exploring madness, the true strength lies in the atmospheric density rather than complex plot mechanics. It suits readers who prefer character-driven horror over jump scares. The prose effectively conveys the suffocating nature of the characters' situations, making the dread palpable. Although it lacks the literary depth of some classics, it remains a solid, engaging entry in the genre for those who enjoy thrilling, surprising climaxes and disturbing psychological insights.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Edwin Page delivers a gripping narrative that successfully merges psychological terror with gothic isolation. The book excels in building tension through interconnected storylines, moving from forest captivity to clinical settings with seamless transitions. While the premise of a catatonic patient and a raving neighbor provides a strong framework for exploring madness, the true strength lies in the atmospheric density rather than complex plot mechanics. It suits readers who prefer character-driven horror over jump scares. The prose effectively conveys the suffocating nature of the characters' situations, making the dread palpable. Although it lacks the literary depth of some classics, it remains a solid, engaging entry in the genre for those who enjoy thrilling, surprising climaxes and disturbing psychological insights.