If a good horror read is your jam, may I recommend The Names: An Epic Modern Gothic Horror by Michigan author Michaelanne McGorman. In the book, Fr. Hurley, a trained exorcist, is thrust into a sprawling mystery that left this reader flipping pages through the night.
You can purchase the book now on Amazon with this link: The Names: An Epic Modern Gothic Horror
Consider this Amazon description of the haunting tale:
A modern Gothic tale with all the classic elements. From haunted houses to haunted people with mournful pasts. Ghosts of the living and the dead.
An old dark and unholy place where unspeakable horrors dwell and blood flows both hot and cold.
Disturbing crime scenes and disturbing characters.
The unnatural and the preternatural.
The beautiful and sublime in the grip of the hideous and malevolent.
A most invasive evil that will leave you wondering who or what is in control and if all the scary stories within this scary story are real or not.
A fast pace mysterious and thrilling non-stop page turner.
I’m excited to announce that I’ll have an interview here on Horrorlust discussing the book with the author beginning next week. The Names: An Epic Modern Gothic Horror can be purchased on Amazon in both digital and paperback. The haunting tome costs $14.99 on Kindle while a physical copy can be had for $21.99.
I was mesmerized by this tale of supernatural forces and drawn to the characters as if they were personal friends. The story is neatly grounded by references to both art and history. Metro-Detroiters should appreciate the various Easter Eggs hidden in plain sight throughout the book.
Buy the book on Amazon with the link below, and then check back next week for the interview with Michaelanne McGorman.
Purchase here: The Names: An Epic Modern Gothic Horror
