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The Slaves of Cthulhu
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781957121628
Publisher: Dark Regions Pr
Published: Dec 18 2023
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.67
Height: 0.47 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A new novel from the author of THE HOWLING TERROR & OTHER LOVECRAFTIAN HORROR STORIES.
On Sauquill Island off the coast of Providence, dark dangerous forces are at work. Strange lights color up the sky at night. Screams can be heard ringing through the dark. And it all centers around one ugly house, owned by a Russian millionairess who has come here from the mainland and who seems to rule this isle.
And when Jay Sinclair arrives from Boston - looking for some peace and quiet - he starts to fall under her influence and become involved with her life. Why is the main town so very quiet? Why are there no animals but frightened horses? And when new visitors start disappearing, Jay begins to understand that there is something very wrong.
Ancient Gods are being worshipped here. The millionairess has a plan. And Jay finds out that he has one of the main roles in it ... a plot to turn the whole world into the Slaves of Cthulhu.
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