Night of the Horned God

Name: Night of the Horned God
Price: 14.99 USD
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ISBN: 9798227653260

✍️ Brad D Sibbersen

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🏛 Inept Concepts 📅 2017 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798227653260

📝 Description: Night of the Horned God

There's an alternate universe right beneath our feet, a universe of basements and sub-basements, steam tunnels and catacombs, subways and sewers. And it's inhabited. By the homeless, the forgotten, the disenfranchised...and something else. Something evil, called up from he furthest reaches of Hell to prey on the living and the dead alike on the Night of the Horned God.

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Brad D Sibbersen takes readers straight into the dark, forgotten infrastructure of the city in Night of the Horned God, uncovering an alternate universe of steam tunnels, catacombs, and sub-basements right beneath our feet. This subterranean world harbors the homeless and disenfranchised alongside an ancient evil summoned from the depths of Hell to prey upon both the living and the dead. Rather than relying on cheap jump scares, the novel builds a suffocating, claustrophobic atmosphere through its descent into the urban unknown, where familiar municipal spaces twist into a nightmare. It is a gritty, unsettling journey that will especially appeal to fans of urban horror and dark tales of hidden urban depths who enjoy atmospheric dread without knowing what waits in the dark.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Brad D Sibbersen takes readers straight into the dark, forgotten infrastructure of the city in Night of the Horned God, uncovering an alternate universe of steam tunnels, catacombs, and sub-basements right beneath our feet. This subterranean world harbors the homeless and disenfranchised alongside an ancient evil summoned from the depths of Hell to prey upon both the living and the dead. Rather than relying on cheap jump scares, the novel builds a suffocating, claustrophobic atmosphere through its descent into the urban unknown, where familiar municipal spaces twist into a nightmare. It is a gritty, unsettling journey that will especially appeal to fans of urban horror and dark tales of hidden urban depths who enjoy atmospheric dread without knowing what waits in the dark.