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Disappearance at Devil's Rock - Horror Novel
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Disappearance at Devil's Rock

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Disappearance at Devil's Rock is a 2016 psychological horror novel by Paul Tremblay. The story follows the Bartholomew family as they search for their teenage son, Tommy, who vanishes during a trip to Borderland State Park in Massachusetts. As the investigation unfolds, his mother discovers disturbing writings and drawings that suggest a supernatural element or a psychological break. The novel explores themes of grief, adolescence, and the unreliability of perception, earning the British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel.

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Where does Disappearance at Devil’s Rock take place?

The story is set around Borderland State Park in Massachusetts. Tommy Bartholomew vanishes there during a trip, sending his family into a desperate search.

Who disappears in Disappearance at Devil’s Rock?

Tommy, a teenage boy, disappears near Devil’s Rock. The novel follows the Bartholomew family as they search for him and confront disturbing clues about what happened.

Who wrote Disappearance at Devil’s Rock?

The novel was written by Paul Tremblay and published in 2016. It is structured as psychological horror surrounding a missing child.

What kind of horror does Disappearance at Devil’s Rock use?

The book focuses on grief, uncertainty, and the fear surrounding a child’s disappearance. Its psychological horror grows as the family tries to decide whether the evidence points to an ordinary crime or something stranger.

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