Spanish edition of The Girl Next Door, translated by Paz Fernández.
| Publisher | La Factoria de Ideas |
|---|---|
| Year | 2006 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 315 |
| Country | Spain |
| ISBN | 84-9800-243-5 |
The Dust Of The Heavens is a short non-fiction piece, written about one person’s slow descent into madness.
The Suburbs.
A contented time in a quiet place for most.
But not for all.
For on a tranquil, tree-lined street, in a dark basement, fourteen-year-old Meg and her little sister Susan are about to learn everything there is to know about the savagery in the human heart.
And an entire neighborhood, young and old alike, will either turn away from the madness, or succumb to it, joining in the slow, sadistic torture of a victim too beautiful and too innocent for her own good. Here, only one young boy will dare to reach out to make an agonizing choice between love and compassion – and violence and evil.
She Wakes
…And feeds on the living, who are so easy – so pleasurable – to kill.
She Wakes
…And her unearthly awakening summons Jordan Chase, a man who hears the voices of ancient gods and feels the power of sacred places – who knows he must fulfill a destiny which may ensure his death.
She Wakes
…And seeks out Robert Dodgson, a writer who came to Greece for sun, ouzo and women- luring him and his friends into a nightmare of unimaginable pain and terror.
She Wakes
…To seduce and destroy, to drench the world in blood. And nothing human can stop her.
