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We Turn Gruesome At Night
A Horror Novel by Eric LaRocca
Book 2 of the Burnt Sparrow Series
Subgenres:
- Queer Horror,
- Small Town Horror,
- Literary Horror
This book is for you if you're into...
- Queer horror set in a haunted-feeling New England town
- Secret societies with sinister motives and escalating bloodshed
- Characters confronting shame, temptation, and their own monstrous sides
The nightmarish second installment of a new trilogy of provocative, disruptive and brutally poetic queer horror set in a small New England town.
Ten years after the devastating massacre that occurred on Christmas morning in 2003 and the community of Burnt Sparrow, NH struggles to move forward. Meanwhile, Rupert Cromwell and Gladys Esherwood find themselves trapped in End House and suffering unbearable monotony day in and day out.
When a town courier named Pierce arrives at End House and introduces Rupert to a secret organization known as The Perdido Society, Rupert discovers a deeply intricate and intensely sinister web of secrets spreading through the town. It isn’t long before more blood is spilled, shameful transgressions are revealed, and temptations are finally satisfied.
Captivating and profoundly unnerving, this is the story of two lost souls who are sent on an odyssey into the depths of depravity only for them to discover that it’s quite easy to turn monstrous, to become the thing you once despised. Lyrical, nihilistic and brutally poetic, this is shocking, unflinching, must-read horror from an author at the top of his game.
with Eric LaRocca “ I’ve always been so enamored with the intrinsic poetry of horror fiction, the deep, nuanced layering of the sublime and the disgusting. ”
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