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The Hill in the Dark Grove
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"Stunning folk horror."
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"This is a very slow burn horror story. It’s also pretty dense and atmosphere heavy. There is this constant feeling of dread lingering in the background. I don’t think this will be for everyone, but I really ended up enjoying it. This would also be a "
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"I'm not normally a fan of folk horror, but the novel has well-developed characters, a dark plot that spans centuries and complex relationships with history and the present. If you liked The Haar by David Sodergren, you will probably enjoy this novel!"
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"Oh man, I **loved** this. Most of the poor reviews I've seen have said that it's a slow burn, and that's true. It's atmospheric, not exciting. But what a cool blend of historical fiction, fantasy, and horror. Not my usual genre, but I'm glad I read i"
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“Hindsight was a traitor anyway, she thought, lying awake and cold and restless while he slept his strange, taut, coiled-spring sleep beside her. Her life so far had not been over-generous when it came to second chances. What if she had married Billy Owen when he went off to become a barrister? What if she had taken up the scholarship at Durham University? What if she had traveled Europe with a backpack and a badly tuned guitar? You’re never too old, people so glibly said, but there would be no going back to try again. And she was not sure she would want to even if she could. For now, there was only forward. Hindsight was just a multiplier of regrets.”
― The Hill in the Dark Grove
― The Hill in the Dark Grove
“What a curse hindsight was, he thought—revealing all with perfect clarity only once the need to know had passed, so one was left to dread things which would ultimately turn out well, or stroll complacently into disaster.”
― The Hill in the Dark Grove
― The Hill in the Dark Grove