The Sentry

Name: The Sentry
Price: 14.99 USD
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ISBN: 9798869243843

✍️ K H Koehler

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🏛 Monster Factory 📅 2024 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798869243843

📝 Description: The Sentry

The year is 1989. Ronald Reagan is President, airline terrorism has paralyzed America, and the Cold War is on. And in the mountains of Pennsylvania, something has awakened...something very old.

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This entry is a study in minimalism, offering a stark premise without elaborating on its narrative mechanics. While the setting of 1989 Pennsylvania mountains provides a solid gothic foundation, the cataloguing data reveals a sparse description that relies entirely on external cultural references rather than internal story details. It does not suit readers seeking complex psychological depth or intricate plotting; those preferring rich, descriptive prose may find the available information insufficient to gauge tone. However, for collectors of niche horror and fans of the 'awakening ancient evil' subgenre, it remains a viable, if enigmatic, addition to a shelf dedicated to atmospheric dread.

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4.2

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Horror Reads editorial team

This entry is a study in minimalism, offering a stark premise without elaborating on its narrative mechanics. While the setting of 1989 Pennsylvania mountains provides a solid gothic foundation, the cataloguing data reveals a sparse description that relies entirely on external cultural references rather than internal story details. It does not suit readers seeking complex psychological depth or intricate plotting; those preferring rich, descriptive prose may find the available information insufficient to gauge tone. However, for collectors of niche horror and fans of the 'awakening ancient evil' subgenre, it remains a viable, if enigmatic, addition to a shelf dedicated to atmospheric dread.