A Dark Thrillogy - The Complete Series

Isobel Blackthorn

Sinossi

All three books in 'A Dark Thrillogy', a series of suspense novels by Isobel Blackthorn, now in one volume!
 
The Legacy Of Old Gran Parks: While middle-aged stalwart Miriam arrives into town, deer hunter Frankie is up in the forested hinterland with her gun. Meanwhile, fisherwoman Old Pearl sits on her front deck, a glass of whiskey in hand, and Emily, the English backpacker, is scrubbing out the pie-encrusted kitchen at the roadhouse. But all is not well... Gran Parks is stirring. Four troubled women. One restless spirit. Who will survive?
 
Twerk: A Sunday night in a Las Vegas strip club is rocked, when a local oddball dies during a private dance. Amber falls for the hot paramedic who arrives, but her casual encounter quickly descends into a terrifying, twisted nightmare from which she is unable to escape.
 
The Cabin Sessions: It’s Christmas Eve and hapless musician Adam Banks is standing on the bridge. A storm is rolling into the narrow mountain pass. He thinks of turning back, but instead decides to fulfill his obligation and perform the guest spot at The Cabin Sessions. Fear stirs when he opens the door on The Cabin’s incense-choked air. Meanwhile, the memories of Philip's sister, Eva, begin to surface. But what happened so long ago, on that fateful day by the river?

Disponibile da: 27/03/2023.

Lunghezza di stampa: 656 pagine.

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