Came with the Frame: Aron Beauregard's Morbid Curiosities, Book 1 (Unabridged)
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Publisher Description
Art or atrocity? Francisco Booth is an infamous photographer known for pushing boundaries, yet it’s only the boundaries he pushes away from the public eye that satisfy his macabre appetite. But when he’s gifted an antique picture frame that contains a strange stock photo, Francisco’s life is suddenly turned upside down. Each time he looks at the picture, he sees something different. As the world around him grows more frightening and absurd, he finds himself questioning his sanity. Will the beautiful woman in the frame become his ultimate prize or the instrument of his undoing?
Warning: This book contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.
Customer Reviews
Astonishing!
"Came with the Frame" is a chilling masterpiece that defies expectations and pushes the boundaries of horror literature. From the moment you crack open its pages, you're transported into a world where reality blurs with the macabre, and every shadow holds a sinister secret.
Aron has crafted a narrative that is as inventive as it is terrifying, taking readers on a heart-pounding journey through a maze of twists and turns. The premise alone is enough to send shivers down your spine: a cursed painting that brings doom to all who possess it. But it's the execution of this premise that truly sets "Came with the Frame" apart.
With its evocative prose and expertly paced storytelling, this book grabs hold of you and refuses to let go until the very last page. The characters are vividly drawn, their struggles and fears palpable as they grapple with forces beyond their comprehension. And as the mystery of the painting unfolds, so too does the horror, building to a climax that will leave you breathless.
But what truly sets "Came with the Frame" apart is its ability to linger in the mind long after the final chapter has been read. It's the kind of book that will haunt your dreams and make you question the nature of reality itself. If you're a fan of horror that's as thought-provoking as it is terrifying, then "Came with the Frame" is an absolute must-read.