Where the Chill Waits by T. Chris Martindale

I’ve recommended it here before when someone was asking for a good wendigo book - the only downfall is it’s out of print. Saunders Review For Nclex Rn Esther Matassarin Jacobs, The Roerich Pact And The Banner Of PeaceNicholas Roerich, Cy Twomblys ThingsKate Nesin, Introduction To Medical Technology With Science, Technology, And SocietyJennifer F. Creepy forests and what dwells in them and all that good stuff.

The Curse of the Wendigo, by Rick Yancey. One of my favorites was called Where the Chill Waits by T. At first, Cathy Ballard thought it was the size. There was something about the small house in the Indiana woods that wasnt quite right. Instead, they found a world of nightmares. A creepy horror story with a sympathetic antagonist. In a test of their manhood, four men venture deep into a forest where evil awaits them, and the survivors of the lurking entity's fury will bear its evil out into the world Read more Previous page Language English Publisher Grand Central Pub Publication date Jan. Chris Martindale 3.25 36 ratings12 reviews They searched for the house of their dreams. Follows the modern reemergence of an immortal shapeshifting trickster with a gambling obsession. Great suspense, and quite funny at times too.īrass, by Robert J. Nothing like that episode of the X-Files where they wanted to tell a werewolf story and threw in the word “manitou” to create a “Native American monster.” As much as I loved that show, it was kind of painful looking back at it after learning the real meaning of the term. Chris Martindale (1991, Mass Market) at the best online prices at. I would be especially interested in suggestions of new works that show the author has done their research. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Where the Chill Waits by T. I have been reading mythology since childhood, and always enjoy seeing how someone can take an ancient story and put a new spin on it. I am currently interested in seeing how different authors have incorporated elements of Native American mythology into their work, especially if the work has a fantasy or horror theme.

Where the Chill Waits by T. Chris Martindale