Lurk
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (555 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1513705865 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 292 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-01-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Effective horror - very well done! Lurk is a multi-faceted horror novel that has a slow creep of horror that escalates as you read it. I found the depth of the characters to really mesh well with each other, as the characters are vividly described and come alive on the page. The characters are not static and evolve as the action forces them too. They are well rounded, and I found it easy to relate to them, especially on an emotional level in places. There are enough small but relevant details that really make. Gregg Mayne said Adam has developed a genuinely impressive thriller with Lurk,. Adam has developed a genuinely impressive thriller with Lurk, which borrows themes and concepts from The Shining, among other Stephen King works. I had no idea what to expect going in, but it's every bit a page-turner and the ending was both surprising and satisfying. Well done!. The Warbler said Another thing I learned is that I really enjoy reading horror. After reading The Monstrous, a collection of horror shorts edited by Ellen Datlow, I fancied myself reborn; a fan of a new genre. So when Adam Vine emailed me asking if I'd review his debut horror novel, Lurk, I was quick to accept.Here's the thing I learned from my second foray into the genre: I'm something of a scaredy-cat. And I shall henceforth wear that mantle with pride. Another thing I learned is that I really enjoy reading horror.It is a peculiar thing, to discover t
But late one New Year's Eve, he finds a box of old Polaroid pictures buried in the basement of his college house. A thing that is pulling him down into a hole he will never be able to climb out of, a thing that will drive him to hurt the people he loves most. Drew has found a window into another world, and now the pictures are showing him things he shouldn't see. The pictures have the power to let him watch his three roommates and his best friend, Bea during their most private moments, and the more he watches, the more he is powerless to look away. Drew begins to suspect there is something underneath his house that is manipulating him through the pictures. Can he stop it before it's too late?. Drew Brady never wanted the power to spy on his friends. A dark, eldritch thing that feeds off depression and weakness
By day, he is a game writer and designer. When he is not writing, he is traveling, reading something icky, or teaching himself to play his mandolin. He currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts.. He has lived in four different countries and visited almost thirty. His short fiction has appeared in various horror, science fiction, and literary fiction magazines and anthologies. Adam Vine was born in Petaluma, California
By day, he is a game writer and designer. When he is not writing, he is traveling, reading something icky, or teaching himself to play his mandolin. He has lived in four different countries and visited almost thirty. About the AuthorAdam Vine was born in Petaluma, California. He currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts.. His short fiction has appeared in various horror, science fiction, and literary fiction magazines and anthologies