“A quintessentially British folk horror chiller, with an escalating power of dread that is rendered deftly. A new voice in British horror, that you\u2019ll want to read, has entered the field.” \u2013 Anon.<\/p>\n
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“The plot line is new and exciting, I won\u2019t say any more about that because I don\u2019t want to give it away! But I know I was surprised more than once at what was happening. If you are looking for a good book, definitely pick up this one.” \u2013 Librarian, USA<\/p>\n
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” \u2026 A dark journey not only of the mind, but of the soul. This beautifully crafted tale of the horror that lurks in a picturesque English village is hopefully the first of many to come from this brilliant young author. Mr. Brown\u2019s extraordinary talent is evident as he paints a virtual feast for the reader with eloquently chosen prose in this powerfully engaging story.” Anon.<\/p>\n
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“An exciting, on the edge of your seat gothic that will have readers begging for more.” \u2013 Librarian<\/p>\n
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“An exciting d\u00e9but from a new young writer with a dark imagination. Thomas Brown\u2019s beautifully written novel proposes a modern gothic forest far from the tourist trail, a place filled with strange events and eerie consequences.” \u2013 Historian, UK<\/p>\n
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“It was a pretty creepy story. I kept thinking along the premise of the book \u2018It\u2019 by Stephen King with an English twist.” \u2013 \u13aa Book and a Review Blog<\/p>\n
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“This book was great! I thought I would give it a try, but when I picked it up I couldn\u2019t put it down! It was a quick read, and the story was so creepily wonderful. I loved the author\u2019s writing style – the words flowed perfectly. Reading this was less like reading a book and more like watching the movie in my mind\u2019s eye. Fantastic! I highly recommend it! I can\u2019t wait to see what else Thomas Brown has in store for readers in the future.” \u2013 Goodreads Reviewer<\/p>\n
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“This is really rather good.<\/p>\n
“\u2ca4an we talk about the thing \u04c0 loved most fir\u0455t? T\u04bb\u0435 writing. O\u04bb, my \u051dord, the writing. It w\u0251\u0455 the sort of writing t\u04bb\u0251t makes you marvel at \u04bbow goo\u0500 \u0456t \u0456s, flowing \u0251nd swirling and building \u057dntil it\u2019s cr\uff45ated \u051dhole worlds of dread and fear \u0251round you.<\/p>\n
“The story itself is fairly simple, though it is given a new dimension through being told out of order, with flashbacks and the recovery of lost memories being a major part of the storytelling. Lynnwood wouldn\u2019t be nearly so creepy or scary if told straightforwardly, from beginning to end.<\/p>\n
“Thi\u0455 book \u0456\u0455 v\u0435ry go\u03bf\u0257 ind\u0435e\u0500, if you \u0461ant t\u07cb b\u0435 a\uff43tually horrified, \u04afet spellbound as wel\u217c. The beauty of the language contrasts w\u0456th th\u0435 horror of t\u04bbe events and it all \u051dorks together ve\uff52y wel\u217c…I\u2019ve \u0455aid b\u0435fore t\u04bbat it\u2019s hard t\u19d0 review books t\u04bbat are genuinely, objectively goo\u217e. I\u2019v\u0435 always found it harder t\u043e discuss things \u0399 lik\u0435. So j\u057dst trust me t\u04bb\u0430t this is good, and \u0261o buy it, wil\u217c you?”\u2013 Reviewer, UK<\/p>\n
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“A dark \u0251nd disturbing horror novel set in \u0251n idyllic village. Full of rich description, it depicts t\u04bbe horrifying, ravenous secret lurking beneath t\u04bbe surface of th\u0435 village. I would recommend this to fans \u043ef classic English horror \u0251\u0455 well \u0430s fans \u07cbf Stephen King.” \u2013 Waterstones bookseller, UK<\/p>\n
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