The Angel of Indian Lake

#45 in Horror

The Angel of Indian Lake

Stephen Graham Jones

First published 2024Original language EN

7.87.8 / 10
Score out of 1051 ratingsConfidence 26%: this much of the score is the readers’ own
#45 of 200 in Horror ahead of 78% of the category

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“The Angel of Indian Lake” brings Stephen Graham Jones’s “The Indian Lake Trilogy” to a fierce, satisfying close. Some readers praise how it keeps the pressure on from start to finish while tying up the threads of all three books. For others, the danger to characters they have followed this far makes it harrowing to read. This is strictly for readers who have finished the two earlier volumes.

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About the book

The Angel of Indian Lake is a 2024 horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones. It is the final novel in his Indian Lake Trilogy and a direct sequel to Don't Fear the Reaper (2023).

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Reading order · The Indian Lake Trilogy

Full order & progress →
Score per volume3 volumes on a timeline, 2021 to 2024 · Best-rated volume: The Angel of Indian Lake
  1. My Heart Is a Chainsaw
    My Heart Is a Chainsaw2021 · 271 ratingsStart here
    7.47.4 / 10
  2. Don't Fear the Reaper
    Don't Fear the Reaper2023 · 74 ratings
    7.87.8 / 10
  3. The Angel of Indian Lake
    The Angel of Indian Lake2024 · 51 ratingsThis book
    7.87.8 / 10

Where the score comes from

The sources average 8.6 across 51 ratings — not yet many, so the reader vote carries 26% of the weight and the rest pulls toward the Horror average of 7.5. That is how 7.8 comes out.

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Hardcover8.651 100%

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