Summerdale III

Name: Summerdale III
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ISBN: 9780990338192

✍️ David Jay Collins

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🏛 Collins Creative LLC 📅 2025 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780990338192

📝 Description: Summerdale III

Four gay men. Four addictions. One landlord from Hell. Welcome to Summerdale, an LGBTQ horror trilogy set in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood. Summerdale III is the final book in the trilogy.

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David Jay Collins brings his LGBTQ horror trilogy to a chilling close with Summerdale III, set in Chicago's atmospheric Andersonville neighborhood. The narrative centers on four gay men battling individual addictions while tethered to a landlord from absolute hell. This final installment crafts a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere, aiming for a psychological dread rooted in real-world vulnerability and supernatural dread rather than cheap shocks. It suits readers who appreciate character-driven terror and gritty urban settings where personal demons are just as lethal as the entity inhabiting the halls. Fans who followed the first two books will find a compelling, grounded conclusion to the haunting saga.

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David Jay Collins brings his LGBTQ horror trilogy to a chilling close with Summerdale III, set in Chicago's atmospheric Andersonville neighborhood. The narrative centers on four gay men battling individual addictions while tethered to a landlord from absolute hell. This final installment crafts a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere, aiming for a psychological dread rooted in real-world vulnerability and supernatural dread rather than cheap shocks. It suits readers who appreciate character-driven terror and gritty urban settings where personal demons are just as lethal as the entity inhabiting the halls. Fans who followed the first two books will find a compelling, grounded conclusion to the haunting saga.