Unseen Gods is a cosmic horror novel written by Justin Holley, published by Flame Tree Press. An isolated cabin where people vanished decades ago is the excuse that puts our cast of characters, trapped in the place by a snowstorm, ending involved in a nightmare full of gore, body parts and a possessed woman.

Kory and his wife Sally acquired an old set of papers describing the disappearance of a group of hunters in the countryside; the kind of mystery they love to investigate, so the duo and their old magic tutor Collista and her girlfriend go to the place, finding a biggest confrontation between the forces of good and evil, accompanied by nightmarish images that will put the group in danger.

What we have here is quite an interesting occult mystery that eventually grows into something bigger, and that especially highlights Holley's ability to create tension through horrifying images; the pacing is quite fast, not letting us much time to connect with the characters, putting most of the narrative weight on the confrontation that is happening in the background.

Despite those rough aspects, Unseen Gods has been an enjoyable read; a novel that I recommend if you are looking for some classic horror on the shorter side, with some surprises reserved for the reader. A nice novel!