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Jacaranda: A Novella of the Clockwork Century | Cherie Priest

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Just before a hurricane makes landfall, a Texas Ranger, a nun, and a priest meet at Galveston, Texas's Jacaranda Hotel in order to break the curse that has killed over two dozen people in the establishment's single year of operation.

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Jacaranda: A Novella of the Clockwork Century | Cherie Priest

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Jacaranda: A Novella of the Clockwork Century | Cherie Priest

so-so

The first quarter of this novella was wonderfully atmospheric, imbued with creeping horror and intense menace. As soon as the threat became overt, though, my interest took a nosedive. Somehow, I never find demonic hotel stories as terrifying when you actually see the thing that's attacking everyone.

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