Cover of The Sleepers in the Lake

The Sleepers in the Lake
Précommander avec l’abonnement
Listen to an unlimited selection of audiobooks, Audible Original creations & podcasts, and children's stories.
Receive 1 credit per month to exchange for the title of your choice - that title belongs to you.

The Sleepers in the Lake

By: Max Doty
Précommander avec l’abonnement

Pre-order Now for €21.99

Pre-order Now for €21.99

Season's Savings | 0.99 €/month for 3 months

5.99 €/month thereafter - terms apply. Cancel monthly.

A young oncologist's investigation into an exclusive mountaintop lodge tears apart everything she knew about her family in this simmering paranormal horror from the author of The House That Eats the Dead.

Dahlia has done her best to distance herself from her abusive mother, but she's never been able to cut ties altogether. When her mother dies in disturbing circumstances, Dahlia receives an invitation to Kallfell—a luxurious, remote lodge that her mother visited alone, once a year, each time returning more distant, resentful, and unhinged.

Determined to uncover the truth behind her mother’s death and these mysterious trips, Dahlia arrives at Kallfell with her estranged brother and roommate to discover the lodge is built above a vast, frozen lake. Before long, they begin to suspect that there are things submerged beneath the ice . . . and they're desperate to awake.

A chilling send-up to the darkest sides of grief, The Sleepers in the Lake turns a cold, questioning eye on what takes hold of us when we refuse to let go.

 Horror
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1

Reviews

Here I am, thinking I’m the one devouring The House That Eats The Dead, only to learn - too late - that Max Doty’s devilishly voracious novel ended up devouring me. Better put your fear in escrow before opening this book. Your heart's going to need it (Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Devil Inside on The House that Eats the Dead)
It’s nasty, smart, satisfying, and enormously fun. I had a great time with it (Scott Hawkins, author of The Library at Mount Char on The House that Eats the Dead)
A dark, domestic fairytale that edges closer to madness with every chapter . . . Thrilling and haunting in equal measure, The House that Eats the Dead makes a banquet of everyday horrors and leaves no crumbs (Cameron Sullivan, author of The Red Winter on The House that Eats the Dead)
No reviews yet