Three men are offered a million dollars each if they will spend a month in an isolated Pennsylvania mansion, The Pines. There they will confront madness, murder, and the ultimate evil – so that their billionaire host might find the key to life beyond the grave. But as they learn, dead souls dwell in The Pines. And death is just the beginning…
PRAISE FOR SOULSTORM
“If I had to pick the horror novel of the year, it would probably be Chet Williamson’s Soulstorm…one of the most intense variations on the haunted house story that I have ever read.” – S. F. Chronicle
“Williamson has created a dark gem of a novel, the kind of terrifying story that compels you to finish it, even during the passages (and there are many of them) you’re least comfortable reading.” – West Coast Review of Books
“…succeeds in creating real tension, horror even, and building it to a very high pitch. Genuinely exciting, written in a calm tone which avoids undercutting the very substantial atmosphere.” – Fantasy Advertiser
“Williamson has written a real chiller…an enchanting evocation of evil…Crammed with weird insights into a terrifying supernatural intelligence and moments of literally monstrous murder that will make your old nightmares seem tepid and drab.” – Robert Bloch, author of Psycho
“Williamson has located hell on a lonely mountaintop in northern Pennsylvania – and he manages to convince us that it’s true.” – T.E.D. Klein
“Soulstorm astonishes the reader with its subtle ambitiousness. It operates on multiple levels and succeeds in attacking the reader from several different directions at once…A fine work, to be sure, grandiose in design and promising in delivery.” – J. Peter Orr
“Williamson masterfully creates the sense of doom without hope which electrifies stories like this. And he makes his characters not only interesting, but valuable enough as persons for us to be engaged with them in their traumas and trials.” – Fantasy Review
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PRAISE FOR SOULSTORM
“If I had to pick the horror novel of the year, it would probably be Chet Williamson’s Soulstorm…one of the most intense variations on the haunted house story that I have ever read.” – S. F. Chronicle
“Williamson has created a dark gem of a novel, the kind of terrifying story that compels you to finish it, even during the passages (and there are many of them) you’re least comfortable reading.” – West Coast Review of Books
“…succeeds in creating real tension, horror even, and building it to a very high pitch. Genuinely exciting, written in a calm tone which avoids undercutting the very substantial atmosphere.” – Fantasy Advertiser
“Williamson has written a real chiller…an enchanting evocation of evil…Crammed with weird insights into a terrifying supernatural intelligence and moments of literally monstrous murder that will make your old nightmares seem tepid and drab.” – Robert Bloch, author of Psycho
“Williamson has located hell on a lonely mountaintop in northern Pennsylvania – and he manages to convince us that it’s true.” – T.E.D. Klein
“Soulstorm astonishes the reader with its subtle ambitiousness. It operates on multiple levels and succeeds in attacking the reader from several different directions at once…A fine work, to be sure, grandiose in design and promising in delivery.” – J. Peter Orr
“Williamson masterfully creates the sense of doom without hope which electrifies stories like this. And he makes his characters not only interesting, but valuable enough as persons for us to be engaged with them in their traumas and trials.” – Fantasy Review
