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A Haunting in the Arctic
A Haunting in the Arctic | C. J. Cooke
11 posts | 7 read | 6 to read
An explorer of abandoned dwellings ventures onto a shipwreck off the coast of Iceland, and finds terrors and secrets far darker than she ever imagined, in this chilling gothic novel from the international bestselling, Edgar-nominated author of The Lighthouse Witches.
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Conservio
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reading outside is my favorite place to read #nature #arctic #shipwreck

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AmandaBlaze
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OriginalCyn620 💙💙💙 2mo
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AllDebooks
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#HauntedShelf

A good find for cold category of #ScavengerBookHunt I love the frost like design at the edge of the cover.
I finished this last night and highly recommend it if you're after an atmospheric, creepy ghost story in an isolated setting. 4⭐️

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@PuddleJumper @Emilymdxn

Emilymdxn Gorgeously frosty cover! 2mo
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AllDebooks
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#Skeletoncrew

My first read for #HauntedShelf is a good one. It is a very atmospheric, creepy tale so far. I can not stop reading. 👀
That's A ticked off the #HalloweenAtoZReadathon list.
@PuddleJumper @Emilymdxn @Texreader

Emilymdxn Wooo! Go skeleton crew 👻 3mo
Texreader Yay! and I love that cover!! 3mo
PuddleJumper 💙💙 3mo
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intothehallofbooks
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The last 1/3 or 1/4 is really where this one shines, but a great read all the way thru. A slow start that inches its way to an exciting ending. I loved how atmospheric and frigid the story felt, and how haunting and actual story was. There is a lot in here about trauma and how we hold onto it, in our minds and our bodies. So well done. I had no idea how the different timelines would converge until they finally did and overall I loved this one.

intothehallofbooks I received a digital copy of this book for review via NetGalley a while back and took far too long to read it. Many thanks to the Berkley Publishing for sending it my way! 4mo
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BookishMadHatter
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Going on vacation to St.John's equals getting to go to a bookstore

ShelleyBooksie It's a beautiful city! Great book haul. 4mo
BookmarkTavern Yay! 🤩 4mo
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candc320
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Pickpick

This was horrific in the best possible way! It is very dark - if you‘re someone who checks trigger warnings definitely do for this one - but it‘s another great example of a mix of the paranormal and a sort of time manipulation. It deals with grief and trauma and loss but somehow has a very satisfying ending. This is the 2nd or 3rd book I‘ve read from this author and I‘ve enjoyed them all! 🌟🌟🌟🌟💫

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“Centered around the Ormen, a deserted shipwreck off the coast of Iceland, the novel follows an explorer who uncovers the ship‘s dark past riddled with lies, cruelty and murder.

A chilling tale perfect for this winter weather.”

FULL SPOTLIGHT: http://tinyurl.com/3yyh87wc

@cjcooke_author
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ShelleyBooksie
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Pickpick

This book was much darker than I anticipated. That being said, I couldn't tear myself away, I wanted to know what happened. I listened to this one on audio and loved the narration. The narrator has a thick Scottish accent and it really sets the tone. Trigger warnings for non-consensual sex.

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Cazxxx
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#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
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1. The tagged book
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2. Cold weather! I‘m Scottish I am not built for this relentless heat 😂 Plus October is my birthday month and I love everything about spooky season 🎃

TheSpineView Happy birthday month! Hope you get your cake and eat it too! 🎂 Thanks for playing! 1y
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Cazxxx
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This was incredible! A dual timeline novel about The Ormen, a ship which has been abandoned with the crew missing and never found. So dark, gothic and claustrophobic while also being touching and sad with elements of folklore. The writing is sublime with the cold atmosphere of Iceland perfectly captured so you can feel the chills. One of the best books I‘ve read this year
5 ⭐️

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for this arc

Deblovestoread Great review! Stacked 1y
Cazxxx @Deblovestoread Hope you love it too! 1y
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