Intercepts
Books | Fiction / Occult & Supernatural
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T. J. Payne
Featured on: Cosmopolitan's "31 Best Horror Books of All Time" ListJoe works at a facility that performs human experimentation.His work just followed him home. The government wanted to unlock hidden abilities in the human mind.They put subjects in extreme sensory deprivation.All the test subjects went violently insane.But the research continued.Today it has been perfected.Almost perfected.From the author of In My Father's Basement comes another chilling novel that's a must-read for fans of horror. "Gruesome, gripping, and terrifyingly real!"REVIEWS: "A sick, fresh twist on the usual thriller/horror genre""Like watching a horror film""Refreshingly original""A page turner you won't want to put down""No book has ever made goosebumps run down my spine this much."
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Author
T. J. Payne
Pages
325
Publisher
Independently Published
Published Date
2019-05-17
ISBN
1098943856 9781098943851
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"This had a creepy sci-fi/ horror feel to it with gore filled moments thrown in. Loved the ending. 4 stars "
The Lazy Reader
"8/10"
Nekka Poore
"Awesome book"
Joseph Cupertino
"This is up there with one of my favorite books. The focus on body horror is not gratuitous, it absolutely is necessary to tell the story. Excellent sci-fi horror!"
Danny Kinniburgh
"This book held my attention from the the beginning all the way to the end! I couldn’t put it down. "
Angela Maggio
"i enjoyed this book and it kept me pretty hooked throughout, sometimes i got confused on which characters were who but that was probably just a me problem. the ending was good!"
cherry
"I really enjoyed reading this book. It was like one of the spooky episodes of the x-files, but before Mulder and Scully got called in to solve the case. The spooky elements got my heart racing and I think that the plot was something fresh and unique. Joe is the site manager for a secret underground government research facility that puts its subjects into extreme sensory deprivation to use them as weapons. From the title you can tell that things take a horrific turn, and no one is safe anywhere. The blood, gore and body count rise with each turn of the page. Joe is now on a race against time to figure out what is going on and how to stop it."
Nicole Falche
"T.J. Payne delivers a deeply unsettling and addictive psychological horror thriller in Intercepts. This novel is not just scary—it’s smart. It’s the kind of book that gets under your skin and lingers long after you turn the final page.<br/><br/>Plot Overview (Spoiler-Free):<br/>The story follows Joe, a broken man with a dark past who takes a job at a mysterious government facility housing mental patients with… unusual abilities. But this isn’t your average institution. The patients aren’t just mentally ill—they’ve been experimented on. What begins as a way for Joe to escape his demons soon turns into a waking nightmare as he realizes the terrifying consequences of what’s happening within those walls.<br/><br/>What Worked:<br/><br/>"
kayla Hughes
"I read this as a suggestion for readers of "Tender is the Flesh" (which I didn't fully enjoy) but I have to say, this is a damn good book. One of the best I've read in a while. Would highly recommend. "
Screamin Beaman
"⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Reads almost like a spooky campfire story "
Charlotte Gilner