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The Summer Job
The Summer Job: A Satanic Thriller | Adam Cesare
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Insane innkeepers, cannibalistic cooks: the staff of the Brant Hotel would like to meet you! Massive nights, picturesque days: there is nothing Claire doesn't love about her summer job in Mission, Massachusetts. Claire is just trying to keep her head down and start a new life after burning out in the city, but those kids out in the woods seem like they throw awesome ragers... It's only once she's in too deep that Claire discovers the real tourist trade that keeps the town afloat, it's then that her soul-searching in Mission becomes a fight for her life. Crazed parties, dark rituals, and unexpected betrayals abound in this modern folk horror novel from the author of The Con Season and Video Night. "The prologue of The Summer Job is one the best and scariest openings to a horror novel I've ever read...The rest of the novel is equally great." -LitReactor "Cesare's latest is a knockout...There's a potent retro vibe running through Cesare's work, in general--he's the closest thing literary horror has to its own Jim Mickle or Ti West." -Complex "The textbook definition of a nail-biter. The Summer Job is a kissing cousin to inbred classics from masters like Ketchum and Kilborn. Cesare's best novel yet." -Bloody Disgusting
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Samary
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This was a fun one! It did drag a bit in the middle and I would have liked to known more about the warring factions but it‘s crazy! And I loved it.

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Jacob_Peyton
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Another great book from Adam Cesare, this is a fun satanic folk horror set in New England. It hits all the right tropes with a fed up city dweller seeking a change in the country only to discover that their new home is full of dark secrets.

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Reita325
Summer Job | Adam Cesare
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Kind of hit and miss for me. The writing was good and the idea was filled with possibilities, but it fell rather flat for horror, spookiness, etc.

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s_blackbirdart
Summer Job | Adam Cesare
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test, will review later.

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