Summer Chills: Tales of Vacation Horror
by
Clive Barker
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Horror
Format
Paperback
Pages
476
Language
English
Published
May 17, 2007
Publisher
Carroll & Graf
ISBN-10
0786719869
ISBN-13
9780786719860
Description
Clive Barker gathers an eclectic mix of chilling tales set against sun-soaked backdrops, where paradise takes a terrifying turn. Each story evokes a vivid sense of place, luring readers into seemingly idyllic vacations that quickly spiral into nightmares.
As the sun sets on these exotic locales, the gripping narratives plunge into the darker corners of human nature and the unknown. With contributions from masters like Dennis Etchinson and Graham Masterton, each author brings their unique flair to the terrifying twists and unsettling surprises that lurk beneath the surface of blissful getaways.
Between the haunting imagery and the pulse-quickening plots, these stories promise to keep readers on the edge of their seats, making them think twice about that next summer getaway. Whether it's a tale of ancient curses or malevolent forces, this collection is perfect for those who seek thrills alongside their sunbathing.
As the sun sets on these exotic locales, the gripping narratives plunge into the darker corners of human nature and the unknown. With contributions from masters like Dennis Etchinson and Graham Masterton, each author brings their unique flair to the terrifying twists and unsettling surprises that lurk beneath the surface of blissful getaways.
Between the haunting imagery and the pulse-quickening plots, these stories promise to keep readers on the edge of their seats, making them think twice about that next summer getaway. Whether it's a tale of ancient curses or malevolent forces, this collection is perfect for those who seek thrills alongside their sunbathing.
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