The Crows
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A woman restores a whispering haunted house and awakens eldritch forces in this gothic horror novel.
Carrie Rickard seeks refuge from her abusive past by restoring Fairwood House in Pagham-on-Sea. Locals know it as The Crows, a name that hints at its dark history. As she works, the house whispers to her, fueling an obsession that grows when she learns of a gruesome unsolved murder on the grounds. Her neighbor, Ricky Porter, shares this fixation while hiding secrets about his hood and cellar. Author C M Rosens uses these elements to build a story of psychological decay and supernatural threat.
This novel sits within the gothic horror tradition, drawing on themes of haunted houses and eldritch monsters. It is set in Pagham-on-Sea, a coastal location that adds to the atmospheric dread. The story reflects contemporary interest in psychological trauma and supernatural fiction, published by Canelo Horror.
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Readers who appreciate atmospheric tales of haunted properties and characters driven by dangerous fixations will find this novel compelling. It appeals to those who enjoy the gothic tradition of isolated mansions holding dark secrets and psychological unraveling. Those seeking lighthearted comfort or fast-paced action without psychological depth may find the slow burn unsatisfying. The narrative does not offer easy resolutions, instead focusing on the inevitable pull of the past. Fans of cosmic horror and stories where the setting demands attention will gain from the tension between past violence and present obsession.
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C M Rosens crafts a chilling gothic horror novel by blending haunted house tropes with eldritch monsters and supernatural dread. The narrative focuses on the psychological unraveling of Carrie as she digs deeper into the mystery, awakening dark forces tied to the location. The story relies on the tension between past violence and present obsession, using the setting itself as a character that demands attention. This book suits readers who enjoy atmospheric tales of haunted properties and characters driven by dangerous fixations. It appeals to those who appreciate the gothic tradition of isolated mansions holding dark secrets. Readers seeking lighthearted comfort or fast-paced action without psychological depth may find the slow burn unsatisfying. The narrative does not offer easy resolutions, instead focusing on the inevitable pull of the past.
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