Twenty years after the mysterious, brutal death of his onetime love, Alison Greening, Miles Teagarden returns to his hometown, its chill and anxious citizens, and a promised reunion with Alison
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"ELECTRIFYING."
--STEPHEN KING
"COMPULSIVE READING . . . MARVELOUS ATMOSPHERE, SUSPENSE, AND A TRULY GRAND GUIGNOL ENDING."
--DOROTHY EDEN
Author of Sleep in the Woods
"STRAUB IS TERRIFYINGLY ACCOMPLISHED IN THE ART OF HORROR."
--Entertainment Weekly
"A FINE STORYTELLER."
--The Washington Post
"Suspenseful." --"The New York Times"
"An electrifying finish: During the last forty pages my hands were as good as nailed to the book." --Stephen King
"Straub is terrifyingly accomplished in the art of horror." --"Entertainment Weekly"
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"Peter Straub is a national treasure." --Lawrence Block
"You expect the horrifying in the fiction of Peter Straub . . . and you get it." --"The New York Times
"
"More than a good storyteller with a talent for scaring readers. He's a writer who transcends his genre." --"USA Today
"
"[Straub] is a master at blurring the supernatural, the real-world-scary, and the monsters in your psyche." --"The Plain Dealer" (Cleveland)
"Not since Edgar Allan Poe has an author taken such liberties with his readers' nerves." --"Cosmopolitan
"
"Straub's literary specialty . . . is not dreams but nightmares. . . . He's particularly adept at the kind of creepy psychological yarn pioneered by Henry James and modernized by Shirley Jackson." --"Salon"
"Straub is the master of subtle, smoldering dread." --"People
"
"Peter Straub is one of his generation's best storytellers. . . . [Stephen] King goes for your jugular; Straub goes for your brain." --Tor.com
Suspenseful. "The New York Times"
An electrifying finish: During the last forty pages my hands were as good as nailed to the book. Stephen King
Straub is terrifyingly accomplished in the art of horror. "Entertainment Weekly"
""
Peter Straub is a national treasure. Lawrence Block
You expect the horrifying in the fiction of Peter Straub . . . and you get it. "The New York Times
"
More than a good storyteller with a talent for scaring readers. He s a writer who transcends his genre. "USA Today
"
[Straub] is a master at blurring the supernatural, the real-world-scary, and the monsters in your psyche. "The Plain Dealer" (Cleveland)
Not since Edgar Allan Poe has an author taken such liberties with his readers nerves. "Cosmopolitan
"
Straub s literary specialty . . . is not dreams but nightmares. . . . He s particularly adept at the kind of creepy psychological yarn pioneered by Henry James and modernized by Shirley Jackson. "Salon"
Straub is the master of subtle, smoldering dread. "People
"
Peter Straub is one of his generation s best storytellers. . . . [Stephen] King goes for your jugular; Straub goes for your brain. Tor.com"
Suspenseful. The New York Times
An electrifying finish: During the last forty pages my hands were as good as nailed to the book. Stephen King
Straub is terrifyingly accomplished in the art of horror. Entertainment Weekly
Peter Straub is a national treasure. Lawrence Block
You expect the horrifying in the fiction of Peter Straub . . . and you get it. The New York Times
More than a good storyteller with a talent for scaring readers. He s a writer who transcends his genre. USA Today
[Straub] is a master at blurring the supernatural, the real-world-scary, and the monsters in your psyche. The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)
Not since Edgar Allan Poe has an author taken such liberties with his readers nerves. Cosmopolitan
Straub s literary specialty . . . is not dreams but nightmares. . . . He s particularly adept at the kind of creepy psychological yarn pioneered by Henry James and modernized by Shirley Jackson. Salon
Straub is the master of subtle, smoldering dread. People
Peter Straub is one of his generation s best storytellers. . . . [Stephen] King goes for your jugular; Straub goes for your brain. Tor.com
Peter Straub is theNew York Timesbestselling author of more than twenty books. His many accolades include multiple Bram Stoker Awards, most recently for his novelA Dark Matter; the Barnes & Nobel Writers for Writers award; and Life Achievement awards from the Horror Writers Association and the World Fantasy Awards. Straub was the editor of the two-volume Library of America anthology American Fantastic Tales.He lives in New York City."
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