Grim Reader's Book Club | *PICK UP* | November's Book + Candle | Savage Lake by Nick Medina

**This listing is for those who will be picking up their book + candle!

Welcome to the Grim Reader's Book Club! In November, we will be reading Savage Lake by Nick Medina! This is a new release, and will only be available in hardcover. 

You don't have to purchase the book from me, of course, but if you do, you will receive a custom 4oz candle to pair. 

{If you'd like to order your own copy online, may I recommend bookshop.org? Order online here to support your indie bookstores! If you prefer audiobooks, take a look here!}

If you like, join the Facebook Group!! I had a lot of interest from folks who would like to participate virtually, and I believe this will be a great way to discuss the books! 

I will still have dates for meet-ups! Totally optional, but I think it would be so much fun to bring spooky bookish people together here in Conroe!! (I will be posting finalized plans for the meet up in our FB group.)

Thank you SO much for your interest! If I'm missing anything, or if you have any ideas, let me know!!! 

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Savage Lake by Nick Medina:

"A mother and son travel to a dilapidated cabin in the woods that haunts more than just her memories in this new unnerving horror from the author of The Whistler and Sisters of the Lost Nation.

Nell Marin swore she would never return to the place where part of her died.

The passing of her estranged father, however, leaves her with no choice but to take her teenage son, Oscar, back to the run-down family cabin on Torchlight Lake, where horrific memories linger. The two will fix the place up, sell it, and ensure Nell never has to return to that dreaded lake again.

But when the roads—which pass through Native land—are barricaded by the local Tribe, the quick trip turns into weeks. Oscar, a horror movie buff, knows this is exactly how it starts. As the long summer days drag on, unsettling things begin to occur: screams ring out over the water and a mysterious figure watches the cabin from the trees at night. Most disturbing of all, his mother is becoming less and less herself.

As the strange events lead Oscar to uncover the secrets Nell has shielded him from, he is forced to confront a reality that is far more frightening than movie monsters. He must uncover answers to the questions that stole so much from his mother…before the horror that traumatized Nell drags him under as well."