The Woods are Dark

The Woods are Dark by Richard Laymon is a horror novel published by Headline Feature in 1991. This edition spans 247 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around six ominous trees in the woods, known as the killing trees, where unsuspecting individuals like Neala, her friend Sherri, and the Dills family find themselves captured. These innocent travelers, on vacation, are seized and bound, stripped of their valuables, and left to wait in the dark.
Readers will encounter a chilling narrative that explores themes of horror and suspense as the characters face their grim fate. The setting of the woods serves as a backdrop for the unfolding terror, emphasizing the vulnerability of those who venture into its depths. With a focus on the sinister events surrounding the killing trees, this book delves into the darker aspects of human nature and the fear of the unknown.
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In the woods are six dead trees. The killing trees. That’s where they take them. People like Neala and her friend Sherri, and the Dills family. Innocent travellers on vacation, seized and bound, stripped of their valuables and shackled to the trees to wait. In the woods. In the dark.
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