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The Torment of Rachel Ames
The Torment of Rachel Ames | Jeff Gunhus
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Kindle version available November 10, 2015. Suffering from writer's block, novelist Rachel Ames escapes to a lake cabin to calm her mind and regain a sense of herself. The location is perfect. Isolated. Beautiful. Inspiring. It even comes with a good-looking landlord who shows an interest in her. But she can't shake the sense that something terrible has followed her to the lake, something just beyond her consciousness, something out on the edge where the sounds of a raging fire and sirens linger whenever she slows down to listen. Determined to make the cabin work, she tries to settle in and give her new life a chance. But when strange things begin to happen around her, she wonders if she's made a terrible mistake. As the darkness that's followed her manifests itself in inexplicable ways, her concept of reality is stretched thin and she realizes nothing at the lake is what it seems. As she fights to survive with her sanity intact, she understands too late that the location she's chosen for herself is far from perfect.
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Nalbuque
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Short lil horror book, this one rec‘d by reddit. I read it maybe 10 days ago and while I remember liking it well enough, I cannot remember anything abt it‘s plot 😂 which I won‘t detract points for - my memory is bad and not every book should stay w you forever 🤷🏽‍♀️ set your expectations accordingly and enjoy this quick one!

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Victoriahoperose
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This was a quick audiobook to finish up my work day. It had lots of twists and some interesting concepts of reality and the devil, etc. I just thought it got a little over complicated for such a short book.