After The Hounding
The Hollow Kind by Andy Davidson
If The Hounding gripped you with its spectral hound chasing down cycles of poverty and abuse in rural America, The Hollow Kind will haunt you just as deeply with a family curse amplifying the rot of a crumbling Georgia farmstead. Fans loved Purvis's refusal to sugarcoat flawed characters mired in addiction and ignorance—Davidson delivers the same brutal honesty, weaponizing folklore against entitlement and systemic failures. This isn't escapist horror; it's a raw critique of inescapable fate that hits like karma's bite.