The conclusion will leave all unsettled, haunting both characters and readers. The atmosphere, the characters, and their strained, complicated relationships are carefully constructed and slowly revealed, until the group finds itself in the middle of a nightmare, stalked by a faceless woman in white as they fight to leave the mansion alive. This short novel, immersed in unease and oozing menace, is engrossing and methodically paced.
Every year since, it is said, a young woman is sacrificed to help the lost groom find his way back to his beloved. She made her guests bury her alive under the building’s foundation so she could await him forever. Nothing But Blackened Teeth is the kind of story you lose sleep over.' Brian Evenson, author of 'Song for the Unraveling of the World' 'A glorious truffle of horror at its finest in the style of Rin Chupecos 'The Suffering' Add in the ghostly residents who dont have any time for mortal nonsense, the most beautiful prose Ive read this year. A thousand years ago, a bride awaited her groom at the site he never arrived. TL DR: Nothing But Blackened Teeth is a fast-paced, riveting haunted house story that I read straight through in one sitting. There’s no paper trail of their rental, for reasons the owner makes vague more unsettling is that this house has a haunted history.
Four friends gather at a Heian-era mansion in the Japanese countryside to celebrate the elopement of two of their group.
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