The Gordon Place

Name: The Gordon Place
Price: 32.99 USD
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ISBN: 9781938271472

✍️ Isaac Thorne

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🏛 Lost Hollow Books 📅 2019 📖 360 pages 🌐 English 📔 Hardcover ISBN: 9781938271472

📝 Description: The Gordon Place

Graham Gordon just walked into his abandoned childhood home for the first time in twenty years. Now, he might never escape. It's a fight for the future and the past when spirit and flesh wage war at the Gordon place.

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The Gordon Place delivers a potent blend of gothic atmosphere and psychological horror, centering on Graham Gordon’s return to his abandoned childhood home. The premise effectively leverages the trope of the haunted house to explore deeper themes of memory and survival. Thorne crafts a narrative where the boundary between spirit and flesh becomes dangerously thin, creating a sense of inescapable dread. While the summary suggests a classic ghost story framework, the emphasis on a 'fight for the future' adds a layer of urgency rarely seen in slower-paced gothic tales. This book suits readers who prefer horror with emotional stakes and a strong sense of place, rather than mere jump scares or cosmic indifference.

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Horror Reads editorial team

The Gordon Place delivers a potent blend of gothic atmosphere and psychological horror, centering on Graham Gordon’s return to his abandoned childhood home. The premise effectively leverages the trope of the haunted house to explore deeper themes of memory and survival. Thorne crafts a narrative where the boundary between spirit and flesh becomes dangerously thin, creating a sense of inescapable dread. While the summary suggests a classic ghost story framework, the emphasis on a 'fight for the future' adds a layer of urgency rarely seen in slower-paced gothic tales. This book suits readers who prefer horror with emotional stakes and a strong sense of place, rather than mere jump scares or cosmic indifference.