Near the Bone

Near the Bone by Christina Henry is a horror novel published by Penguin on April 13, 2021. This edition spans 336 pages and is presented in English. The story follows Mattie, a woman who has lived in isolation on a mountain with William, her companion. As she grapples with her confined existence, she discovers a mutilated fox, signaling that they are not alone. This revelation sets off a chain of events that forces Mattie to confront both the dangers lurking in the woods and the volatile nature of her relationship with William.
Readers will find a narrative steeped in suspense and dread as Mattie navigates her precarious situation. The arrival of three strangers seeking the creature in the woods complicates her already tense life, as she fears their presence will provoke William’s wrath. The book explores themes of survival and the monstrous aspects of both the external world and personal relationships. With elements of fantasy and contemporary horror, Near the Bone presents a chilling tale that delves into the complexities of fear and isolation.
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A woman trapped on a mountain attempts to survive more than one kind of monster, in a dread-inducing horror novel from the national bestselling author Christina Henry.
Mattie can’t remember a time before she and William lived alone on a mountain together. She must never make him upset. But when Mattie discovers the mutilated body of a fox in the woods, she realizes that they’re not alone after all.
There’s something in the woods that wasn’t there before, something that makes strange cries in the night, something with sharp teeth and claws.
When three strangers appear on the mountaintop looking for the creature in the woods, Mattie knows their presence will anger William. Terrible things happen when William is angry.
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