The Lammas Song: A psychologically unsettling British folk horror thriller

The Lammas Song: A psychologically unsettling British folk horror thriller

by T.M. Tucker

British & Irish
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Added on August 14, 2026

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Ethan Rowe claims he's never left the city. But there's something buried in Cornwall that he's spent his adult life avoiding.When his relationship with Liv fractures, she suggests a week in Zennor, the Cornish village where she grew up.On the road down, his headlights catch a figure at the verge – white-robed, its head wound with woven wheat, facing the oncoming car. He brakes, and it's gone. In Zennor, the locals dismiss his unease too easily.After a late-night argument, Liv walks out into the dark. And doesn't come back. The local police are unhelpful, and as the village closes ranks, Ethan realises the wheat figure wasn't a warning.It was a welcome.

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★★★★★Horror Reads

Most horror books have tried and true tropes which are then manipulated from authors to bring something fresh and new to them. In this case, two of my personal favorites are front and center. Small town horror. And especially folk horror. I'll never not want to read a book containing these things. This novel does them right and provides a solid narrative, creepy atmospheric dread, and a redemption arc of sorts which may not go as well as planned. There's a lot of stuff to digest in this book. Wh

★★★★★Horror Reads

Most horror books have tried and true tropes which are then manipulated from authors to bring something fresh and new to them. In this case, two of my personal favorites are front and center. Small town horror. And especially folk horror. I'll never not want to read a book containing these things. This novel does them right and provides a solid narrative, creepy atmospheric dread, and a redemption arc of sorts which may not go as well as planned. There's a lot of stuff to digest in this book. Wh

★★★★★

Most horror books have tried and true tropes which are then manipulated from authors to bring something fresh and new to them. In this case, two of my personal favorites are front and center. Small town horror. And especially folk horror. I'll never not want to read a book containing these things. This novel does them right and provides a solid narrative, creepy atmospheric dread, and a redemption arc of sorts which may not go as well as planned. There's a lot of stuff to digest in this book. Wh

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