When Jeff Coyne is having some problems in life and needs an escape, he moves into a cottage in the little village of Thorston. It quickly becomes clear, however, that Thorson is not the idyllic village it appears to be. Something evil lurks there…
Although reminiscent of the fine horror/mysteries of Phil Rickman, in A Door In Thorston, Lawrence Anzen proves that he's got a very unique take on modern horror. In the beginning, it feels like quiet horror, that creeping, suspenseful kind of horror that sneaks up on you. However, each chapter ratchets the story up, until it becomes a pulse pounding and very scary read.
At its heart, this is a haunted house story - or perhaps even a haunted town. However, it's not like any haunted house story you've read before. I'm not going to spoil the book for you by telling you the nature of the evil in Thorston. I'll simply say it's unique, modern, and thoroughly satisfying.
The writing style is engaging and intelligent and the characters will capture you from page one.
This is simply well written. I hope more people discover Anzen as he's a fantastic storyteller!
* The author provided a review copy of this novel. I'm glad he reached out as this was truly a great read.
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