Also, again, my own thoughts and feelings on religion aside, I have always enjoyed the ancient stories of floods and of Noah’s Ark, and all the people who have searched for it throughout time. So I was pretty excited when this book came out.
I have read several things by him – short stories, co-authored stories and his own novels- and I always keep my eye out for his newest releases. Christopher Golden is a horror author I really enjoy.
I always try to put my own personal thoughts and feelings on religion aside and just enjoy the horror story being told. So like I said, I go back and forth on how I feel about them. on the other hand, demon, possessions and or exorcism stories can be pretty creeptastic. It’s like politics, I don’t care which way you lean, I just don’t want to hear about it. On the one hand, I do not like to read (or watch) things with heavily religious overtones. I always have had a love / hate relationship with stories that involve demons, possessions and or exorcisms. This book fit 2 of my Goodreads Summer Challenges for August – Let’s get it on: Read a book that features falling in or out of love, and Time of Our Lives: Read a book in which the characters go on an adventure. Read this book as the August 2018 pick for my local book club, Hauntingly Good Reads. But something evil answers instead.Īrarat by Christopher Golden. Shock turns to fear when a blizzard traps them inside the mountain. Inside the coffin is an ugly, deformed cadaver, a hideous creature with horns. When an expedition make it inside the ark, they discover a coffin. The cave is actually a buried ancient ship that many quickly come to believe is Noah’s Ark. Ararat in Turkey, a daring couple are determined to be the first ones inside… and what they discover will change everything. When an earthquake reveals a secret cave hidden inside Mt.
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