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The Cabin at the End of the World
by Paul Tremblay
Twisted as fuck, and I don't say that about many books. I also don't read much horror, but the premise of this novel interested me. Who doesn't want to go to a cabin in the boonies at the end of a lane and read by the pond all day?
This family does just that. Little Wen is collecting grasshoppers in the yard when a stranger approaches. Her two dads aren't worrying too much about her since she hasn't been along too long, but whoa, do things happen fast. A little bit apocalyptic, a little bit psychological thriller, a lot of relationship and family drama.
And people die. It is horror. I read it in two days, so you know it was good!
This family does just that. Little Wen is collecting grasshoppers in the yard when a stranger approaches. Her two dads aren't worrying too much about her since she hasn't been along too long, but whoa, do things happen fast. A little bit apocalyptic, a little bit psychological thriller, a lot of relationship and family drama.
And people die. It is horror. I read it in two days, so you know it was good!