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Formato
Kindle
Pagine
65
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Inglese
Pubblicato
Oct 2, 2017
Descrizione
From the warped imagination of horror author Matt Shaw...
Whitley's life is turned upside down when an appointment with a rich client ends with his untimely A heart attack brought on by the heavy use of cocaine. Despite being arrested, suspected of having supplied the narcotics, Whitley's nightmare only really begins when she gets home and - whilst bathing away the stench of the cells - finds of her. A strange lump previously unnoticed. Squatting over the mirror, with her legs parted, she tries to get a better look at what it could be. In her head, she's automatically thinking cancer... . She screams out loud, unsure as to whether she's only seeing a trick of her imagination, brought on by the guilt of her client's death, or something far more hideous and supposedly impossible. Is she imagining it? Or is there really an eye staring right back at her?
Praise for the author
“Uncompromising and savage, Matt Shaw's writing ensures that the future of the horror genre is in good hands.” Shaun Hutson, Slugs.
Whitley's life is turned upside down when an appointment with a rich client ends with his untimely A heart attack brought on by the heavy use of cocaine. Despite being arrested, suspected of having supplied the narcotics, Whitley's nightmare only really begins when she gets home and - whilst bathing away the stench of the cells - finds of her. A strange lump previously unnoticed. Squatting over the mirror, with her legs parted, she tries to get a better look at what it could be. In her head, she's automatically thinking cancer... . She screams out loud, unsure as to whether she's only seeing a trick of her imagination, brought on by the guilt of her client's death, or something far more hideous and supposedly impossible. Is she imagining it? Or is there really an eye staring right back at her?
Praise for the author
“Uncompromising and savage, Matt Shaw's writing ensures that the future of the horror genre is in good hands.” Shaun Hutson, Slugs.