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Black Fox: An Indigenous Horror Novel

Name: Black Fox: An Indigenous Horror Novel
Rating: 4.01 (536 reviews)
Author: Jack Moffet

Jack Moffet

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#1 Amazon Bestseller in Horror Suspense

What if your dream home hid a nightmare beneath the floorboards?

In this relentless, edge-of-your-seat supernatural thriller, a single mother must face an ancient evil to save her daughter—and possibly all of humanity.

When Leah Jones moves into a secluded home in the North Georgia mountains, she believes she’s found peace. But the discovery of a tunnel beneath her basement—and the shrine-like cave it leads to—shatters that illusion. Something nameless and ancient is stalking the mountain. And it’s hungry.

After a local teenager is found brutally killed, Leah and Sheriff Frank Phillips uncover a dark force tied to the land itself. Together, they must confront the beast and its twisted motives before their town—and their lives—are swallowed whole.

For fans of Stephen King, atmospheric horror, and Native American mythology.

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