Andrew Michael Hurley Books in Order
Explore Andrew Michael Hurley's books in order, including The Loney, Devil's Day, and Starve Acre, with publication dates and details for his gothic fiction.
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Andrew Michael Hurley books in publication order
5 books
The Loney
by Andrew Michael Hurley
2014
Two brothers join a religious pilgrimage to a remote Lancashire coast, where their family hopes to cure the older boy's muteness. Exploring a tidal island draws them toward strange rituals and secrets that persist into adulthood.
Devil's Day
by Andrew Michael Hurley
2017
John Pentecost brings his new wife back to his family's remote farming community after his grandfather dies. Preparing the sheep for winter means revisiting local rituals and unsettling stories about a devil haunting the surrounding moors.
Starve Acre
by Andrew Michael Hurley
2019
After their young son's death, Richard and Juliette pursue different ways of coping at their isolated home. Her contact with occultists and his excavation of a legendary tree draw their grief toward something increasingly disturbing.
Barrowbeck
by Andrew Michael Hurley
2024
Across two thousand years, generations inhabit an isolated valley on the Yorkshire and Lancashire border. As old customs give way to development, the people of Barrowbeck forget their place in the landscape and face the darkness gathering around them.
Saltwash
by Andrew Michael Hurley
2025
Terminally ill Tom Shift visits his cancer pen pal Oliver Keele at a decaying seaside hotel. Drawn into a gathering that promises absolution, Tom discovers that the other guests’ hopes and his own guilt carry disturbing consequences.
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