Synopsis "Forsaken: A Novel of Horror"
"Finally! A True Horror Novel!" YOU'RE LIVING THE DREAM... A beautiful house, a loving wife. Two kids, a dog, and a professorship teaching art restoration at the local university. Your name is Dan Rineheart. You've got it all. ...BUT ALL DREAMS MUST END. On the cusp of autumn a mysterious painting arrives. No name. No date. No signature or frame. Only a note that reads: Here in art, denial. It's a disturbing work of grotesque perfection; two children with cruel eyes, a window onto an endless field, and a dying tree on top of a hill. A work of art... that changes with each viewing. SO BEGINS THE NIGHTMARE... ...Where wretched children crawl from a canvas prison to stalk the quiet halls of this happy home. ...Where painted clocks tick-tock away in the dark hours before dawn, and a missing dog whimpers from between the walls. ...Where all answers lead to a dark artist and an impossible creation, a cursed canvas with a twisted past... ...AND A HORROR THAT WILL DEVOUR ALL. Curl up, if you dare, with a dark novel readers are calling: "Beautifully written" -- "A Must Read!" -- "Stunning" -- "The Scariest book EVER!" FORSAKEN is an intelligent blend of ghost story, suburban supernatural thriller, haunted house, and mystery. Perfectly written for fans of early Stephen King, Dean Koontz, and Peter Straub, it's a terrifying tale of secrets and lies, of nightmares made flesh; where the scariest stories are the ones that coldly whisper into your ear until madness and death are a welcome gift. Lock your door. Turn on the lights. Do NOT read FORSAKEN late at night
