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The Dead Path

Auteur(s): Stephen M Irwin
Narrateur(s): Michael Carman
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 A terrible accident has left Nicholas Close a widower and awoken in him the ability to see the dead. Now he can't escape visions of tortured spirits, their last moments caught in horrible, and endlessly replaying loops. Nicholas leaves London and returns to Australia where he is disturbed to see that a heavily treed tract of land in his childhood suburb has somehow escaped development. These woods have haunted Nicholas since he was a boy and now he knows why: he sees the ghosts of terrified children being dragged from the path into the grinning maw of dark trees. When another local child goes missing, Nicholas himself becomes a suspect yet he alone knows the girl has been taken into the woods. If he does not act against whatever resides among the shadowy trees, more innocents will be murdered. But the force he resolves to confront is old, cunning, and evil and wants Nicholas for itself.©2009 Stephen M Irwin. (P)2010 Bolinda Publishing Fantômes Horreur Suspense Thrillers et romans à suspense Effrayant Hanté

Ce que les critiques en disent

"I can't remember being this creeped out by a book since reading King's The Shining." (HorrorScope)
"The language creates an extra frisson of delight throughout the deeply suspenseful, chilling story. A riveting, masterful debut." (Irish Examiner)
"Engaging storytelling that sinks its teeth into the reader and just won’t let go until the final page." (The Guardian)
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