The Long Low Whistle

Title: The Long Low Whistle

Author: Laurel Hightower

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Subgenre: Subterranian

Pages: 220

Summary

"The sound of the whistle that split Patricia’s life in two still haunts her two decades later, its echoes leaving their indelible stamp on everything she does. The rift caused by her father’s unsolved death haunts her, pushing her to ever more dangerous attempts to put his memory to rest. Breaking into mausoleums in the dead of night isn’t how she pictured her life, but she’ll do almost anything to know what happened.

When a group of amateur cryptid hunters shows up in her small town, Trish doesn’t hesitate to take what might be her only chance to find answers, even if they’re searching in the last place she should be. A sealed, abandoned mine; tight underground passages filled with unseen creatures, and impenetrable darkness await the crew, but it’s the only path forward, and Trish won’t leave her father’s legacy buried, delving ever deeper into danger to where that whistle still moans." Via Goodreads

Review

There is nothing that scares me more than subterranian horror. Anything involving the world beneath the surface tunnels, tight spaces, unknown creatures lurking in the depths... That is a hard no from me. Laurel Hightower is the master of grief horror. This is 'my third book by her and each one explores it in a different way and what it means to survive it. The mosnters in this book were giant. and gruesome and i loved the scenes that they were in.

👻 The Horror Report

Scare Factor: 😱😱😱😱😱

Gore: 🩸🩸🩸

Atmosphere: 🌫️🌫️🌫️🌫️🌫️

Fun: 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿