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Discover 'The Hunger,' a gripping horror novel that delves into the harrowing true story of The Donner Party. Written by acclaimed author Alma Katsu, this saga is both a nail-biting tale and a profound examination of human nature under extreme duress. Perfect for fans of psychological horror and historical fiction, this spine-chilling narrative will keep you on the edge of your seat. Set against the vast canvas of the American frontier, it chronicles the harrowing journey of pioneers who are faced with dire circumstances. 'The Hunger' intertwines history with horror, making it ideal for book clubs and horror aficionados alike. As George Donner makes a pivotal decision at a crossroads, the gripping details reveal how the untested path leads to unthinkable horror, pushing survivors to the brink of madness. The desolate environment transforms from scorching heat to frigid winds, heightening the chilling atmosphere. The disappearing children and fracturing unity among the group heighten the tension, illustrating how dire conditions can reveal the primal instincts nestled in humanity. Recognized by the New York Times as a must-read, and shortlisted for the 2018 Bram Stoker Awards, ‘The Hunger’ is an unforgettable exploration of survival, fear, and desperation. Add this compelling novel to your collection today and immerse yourself in a tale that challenges the limits of human resilience. With 496 pages of gripping narrative, this B-format paperback from RANDOM HOUSE UK is essential for every horror literature enthusiast. Uncover the terror that lies within human nature today!