Hungerstone
First published 2025 · debut
Reception
- 2025 NPR, books We Love 2025
Fiction.
About the book
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An orphaned, emotionally isolated heiress with no money marries a cunning steel tycoon for a chance to build back her life. As their relationship progresses, she grows increasingly disturbed by her own desires, which are brought to the forefront by the mysterious woman they rescue upon their arrival to their new, decrepit, countryside estate.
Set during the English industrial revolution, inspired by Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla (1872).
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Catalogue record
Zando, 2025 · 336 pages
- Publisher
- Zando, 2025
- Pages
- 336
- LC · Dewey
- PR6104.U56 H86 · 823.92
- ISBN
- 978-1-63893-216-1
Full recordClose
- Publisher
- Zando, 2025
- Pages
- 336
- LC
- PR6104.U56 H86
- Dewey
- 823.92
- ISBN
-
- 978-1-63893-216-1
- Editions
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- Allen & Unwin, 2025
- Manilla, 2025, 285 pages
- Zando, 2025, hardcover, 336 pages
- Zando, 2026
- Author
- Dunn, Kat, 1988–
- Statement
- Hungerstone / Kat Dunn.
- Records
- Open Library OCLC 1494975693
- United Kingdom
- 2020s
- LGBTQ+ lives
- Historical fiction
- Fantasy
- Horror and ghost stories
- Politics
- Sapphic fiction
- Queer literature
- Vampires
- Horror
- Gothic
- Queer
- Lesbian
- Historical
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