A chilling horror tale of mysterious suicides by fire, blending supernatural suspense with dark historical secrets.
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A chilling horror tale of mysterious suicides by fire, blending supernatural suspense with dark historical secrets.
A gripping masterwork of supernatural suspense from one of the very best in the nightmare business, Graham Masterton's The Hymn is a breathtakingly original tale. Combining terrors both psychological and supernatural with the mystical secrets of Native American shamans and Nazi butchers alike, the award-winning, critically acclaimed author of The Manitou spins a web of darkness guaranteed to ensnare fans of Stephen King, Peter Straub, and other masters of first-class horror.
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Brief mentions of romantic relationships; no explicit scenes depicted.
Extreme graphic violence with scenes of burning deaths and visceral horror.
Moderate use of strong language throughout the narrative.
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Minor references to spiritual beliefs tied to occult themes.
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Major focus on occult rituals, Native American mysticism, and dark supernatural forces.
Moderate themes of Nazi ideology and eugenics as part of the horror plot.
Frequent depictions of suicide by burning, central to the story's mystery.
Moderate depictions of emotional suffering and loss, including child death.
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