Silverwood Road

Welcome to Silverwood Road, where everything is not what it seems, and the locals are confronted with something strange and deadly. A werefox roams the yards, one of the houses has a very unusual pool, the struggle with jackdaws for the harvest can lead to extremely unpleasant consequences, and a scientist studying the homes of ordinary cuttlefish encounters true horror. All of this and much more is being tied together by the local detective, and gradually behind the disparate stories, a sinister secret unfolds — its roots go deep into the past, into the forests that end at Silverwood Road. Although this street appears no different from the others, a special nightmare reigns behind every door.

• 1. A novel in stories with a single secret — the book consists of separate tales, but gradually all episodes come together into a single ominous picture. This allows for enjoyment of individual creepy plots while also keeping track of the overarching storyline.
• 2. The book covers a whole spectrum of horror subgenres — from folk horror to body horror, offering the reader various shades of fear.
• 3. The atmosphere of classic horror: Simon Crook masterfully creates a sinister, dark mood that keeps the reader in suspense from the first to the last page.