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I just finished. The creepiness and horror slowly builds. This book doesn't make space exploration sound appealing at all. But I really enjoyed the mystery of what was happening and had happened on that planet. And how or if this team survives. It's a pick for me.🤘

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I'm in the mood for a space horror, so I'm starting Ghost Station.

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Book 53📚 3.3⭐️

While I‘m typically not a huge sci-go fan, this one was pretty good! It was giving Leech vibes to me. I wish the ending didn‘t feel so rushed and had a bit more “bang”, but overall I enjoyed the ride!

If you like space settings for your horror, S.A. Barnes has got you. Ghost Station brings you all the bad-flashback, amicrazy, and body-horror vibes as a research team lands on a lifeless planet to take samples. Except maybe it‘s not so lifeless after all. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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I loved this! I didn‘t love it quite a much as Dead Silence but it was a wild, scary ride for sure. If you love movies like Aliens or just space horror in general definitely pick this up! 🌟🌟🌟🌟

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I think Ghost Station was a solid 3 🌟‘s. It took a long time to get to the horror, and it wasn‘t what I was hoping for. I prefer the psychological horror and having a bit more unknown that just scares the hell out of you. Once I got the explanation, my interest just dropped off. It also felt like she copied and pasted the same character archetypes from the last book.

I will say I am loving space horror and would love any recs people have!

I read Dead Silence by this author last year and absolutely loved it. I still did love this one, but it took a very long time to actually get to the horror. Like a good 200 pages in. But once it did, it was amazing. The errieness and creepiness were immaculate. The question is, is everything really happening, or are we just losing our minds? I absolutely loved how everything went down but would have loved for that to be the whole book. 4/5

“Perfectly unsettling. Ghost Station scratches the itch for space horror just right—and doesn‘t shrink from the grisly consequences of exploring the unknown.”
– Chloe Gong, New York Times bestselling author of These Violent Delights

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A crew must try to survive on an ancient, abandoned planet in the latest space horror novel from S.A. Barnes, acclaimed author of Dead Silence.

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This sci-fi thriller starts out slowly as the technology terms and character histories emerge. Narrator and main character, Dr. Ophelia Bray, is doubly burdened by her past— the wealth & power from her mother‘s side and the dark secrets of her father— which make her determined to put her work into helping. A grieving Research and Extraction team gives her the chance for field work on an abandoned claim planet. But it‘s soon clear all is not right…

I‘ve missed Litsy!!! It‘s been a few years since I last participated in Dewey‘s 24 Hour Readathon but I‘m excited to have my TBR pulled together for this Saturday. Part 1 of my reading list. #DeweysApril2024 #Readathon #Deweys24HourReadathon #GraphicNovels #Horror #Fantasy #Romance #ScienceFiction

Just finished reading Ghost Station by SA Barnes and it was AWESOME. Twisty story, scary space station, mind-bending situations…I had a great time. The atmosphere was impeccable - I never knew when something might be coming around a corner. Highly recommend for sci-fi horror fans!

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Psychologist Ophelia signs on to a trip to a remote planet in an effort to retreat from publicity around a recent tragedy. She finds the team doesn‘t want her there and it quickly becomes clear that something else is afoot as well. I loved this. Barnes creates great creeping dread that made me not want to put this book down.

Ghost Station by S.A. Barnes is a space horror tale of isolation, cold, and inner turmoil set on a planet with many secrets. But it‘s not just the planet itself that has a story to tell, it‘s each of the crewmates as well. But will they share or will the secrets ruin them all?

This is such an amazing blend of isolation and the need for connection and approval.

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