It lies somewhere beneath the snow, high in the Dolomites: Nazi gold, tainted with the blood of murdered men. Only a few know its secrets, and one by one they come in search of it — a hot-tempered Italian Comtessa, a racketeering pimp, a Greek...
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The Loney is a superb new slow-burn British horror novel in the tradition of The Wicker Man.
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The Long...
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