It’s a very creepy and unsettling tale as we quickly endear to struggling artist Sam and given a good idea of just how isolated and alone she is there. She soon starts seeing a mysterious figure and it becomes apparent that she is not alone in these woods, and someone may be stalking her.Ĭoates gives us something different from her traditional haunted house and paranormal tales, though this story does have some supernatural elements. Artist Sam intends to spend a week at her uncle’s self-built cabin to try and finish an art project for an upcoming exhibit. Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc ISBN: 9781728221779 Number of pages: 256 Weight: 266 g Dimensions: 210 x 140 x 18 mm You may also be interested in.Another spooky tale from Darcy Coates, this one set at a remote cabin on the shore of a lake, where there have been some disappearances as of late.
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Soon Sam suspects he's responsible for the series of disappearances from a nearby hiking trail.Ĭompletely stranded, Sam realizes she's become the prey in the hunter's deadliest game.ĭon't have enough scary books on your shelves? He destroys her only way to communicate with the outside world. It seems perfect: no neighbors, no phone, no distractions.īut the dream retreat disintegrates into a nightmare when Sam sees a stranger by the lake.Ī tall, mysterious man stands on the edge of her dock, staring intently into the swirling waters below. Staying at the lake house is her final, desperate attempt to paint the collection that could save her floundering career. She's battling artist's block ahead of a major gallery exhibition. Because no one is ever truly alone.ĭead Lake is a chilling, fast-paced read:Perfect for fans of Paul Tremblay and Amy CrossFor lovers of horror and ghost storiesIncludes 4 bonus storiesA week's visit to the remote Harob Lake cabin couldn't have come at a better time for Sam. From bestselling horror author Darcy Coates comes Dead Lake, a cabin in the woods thriller that will make you double-check your locks at night.
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