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Familiar Spirit (Paperbacks from Hell) | Lisa Tuttle

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THE BIG OLD HOUSE WAS PERFECT FOR SARAHNow that her life with Brian was over, she would have a home of her own. She could begin again.But something was waiting for Sarah in her new house, waiting to welcome her, to make her feel at home. Something was waiting for Sarah in the night with golden eyes that glowed and burned, commanding her obedience, demanding her soul, promising her ... Sarah tried to escape the power, but night after night it drew her back, filling her with screaming horror one moment, and relentless, burning pleasure the next.Sarah tried to escape the house, to fight the evil. But she came back. She will always come back. Because now Sarah is never alone ...This reissue of Lisa Tuttle's first novel Familiar Spirit (1983) features the classic cover art by Lee MacLeod and a new introduction by Will Errickson.

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Familiar Spirit (Paperbacks from Hell) | Lisa Tuttle

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Tuttle evokes both dread & terror and horniness & mind-blowing ecstasy in this novel that reads quickly in horror-movie clarity while also being an intimate study of the loneliness of women spurned by men who see their inner lives as a threat.

I‘ve yet to read a Paperbacks From Hell rerelease that I haven‘t loved.

Detail from Giovanni Boldini‘s “Figure of a Woman” from ~1900-1910 @ the St Louis Art Museum (nice to finally revisit yesterday)

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Familiar Spirit (Paperbacks from Hell) | Lisa Tuttle

Some back yard reading on this beautiful day.

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