The Devourer Below

As always with Aconyte's impressive (and ever-growing) range, it also finds a satisfying balance between being detailed enough for existing fans of this IP and accessible enough for readers taking their first steps into Arkham Horror fiction. All told it's fun, suitably creepy, wonderfully varied and consistently entertaining. What more could we ask for? -- Track of Words Not only are each of the stories engaging, atmospheric and deeply compelling slices of Jazz Age horror fiction by themselves, but editor Charlotte Llewelyn-Wells has ensured that every tale progresses the overarching narrative of the horrifying activities and occult plots of the Cult of Umordhoth, developing a cohesive and chilling meta-narrative that comes to an action-packed and quietly unsettling conclusion. -- Sci-Fi and Fantasy Reviewer I've really enjoyed the Arkham Horror novels I've read, and have found them to be some incredibly creepy and compelling horror mystery stories, so I'm absolutely over the moon to see these tales work so well in short story form too, and I'm excited to see more anthology books like this. -- Trans-Scribe All eight stories in this collection are strong reads and have done a great job of tiding me over until I have the chance to pick up more full length novels and further familiarize me with the universe of the series. I can't wait to read more from this series and maybe even try the board game. -- Never Anyone Else An entertaining horror anthology with plenty of chills. -- Muse Books