Run to Ground

Name: Run to Ground
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ISBN: 9781945173882

✍️ Jasper Bark

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🏛 Crystal Lake Publishing 📅 2016 📖 128 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781945173882

📝 Description: Run to Ground

Jim Mcleod is running from a lifetime of guilt and bad decisions, but principally he's running from the murderous entities that have possessed the very ground at his feet.

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Jasper Bark's Run to Ground delivers a relentless exercise in dread, anchoring its terror in both personal regret and supernatural hostility. The story follows Jim McLeod as he tries to outrun a lifetime of poor decisions, only to find that the very ground beneath him has been seized by murderous entities. Bark builds a claustrophobic, paranoid atmosphere where safety is an illusion and the earth itself becomes the ultimate threat. Rather than relying on cheap shocks, the novel aims for a psychological and visceral form of fear, trapping its protagonist in a landscape of inescapable hostility. It suits readers who appreciate dark, grounded horror focused on psychological weight and creeping environmental menace.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Jasper Bark's Run to Ground delivers a relentless exercise in dread, anchoring its terror in both personal regret and supernatural hostility. The story follows Jim McLeod as he tries to outrun a lifetime of poor decisions, only to find that the very ground beneath him has been seized by murderous entities. Bark builds a claustrophobic, paranoid atmosphere where safety is an illusion and the earth itself becomes the ultimate threat. Rather than relying on cheap shocks, the novel aims for a psychological and visceral form of fear, trapping its protagonist in a landscape of inescapable hostility. It suits readers who appreciate dark, grounded horror focused on psychological weight and creeping environmental menace.