A Hunt For The Liars - When Nightmares From The Past Come True

Mari Hegger

Beschreibung

The book is a mystery around the lives of five boys, that despite not knowing each other at a first moment, share a past marked by deaths, and destroyed friendships and loves and also a psychopathic stalker looking for revenge for all they have done. Michael Hemingway is an expert in new technologies, that's why Omega soon recruits him to his side, and along with that, takes the chance to destroy the boy's life in case he doesn't cooperate; Alessandro Hill sees his world be completely destroyed when, by accident, he enters the world of drug abuse; Rodrigo Rocha starts a relationship with an older woman in exchange for money, while he tries hard to hide a robbery involving murder; Daniel Downey, a Drag Queen, has his family destructured when he finds out his father is gay, Omega will definitely use this to turn his life into a hellhole, and Eric, he is a poor rich boy from whom his father and his best friend hide a big secret. All five of them know that while Omega is walking on the city streets, none of them will ever be safe.

Verfügbar seit: 18.06.2024.

Drucklänge: 128 Seiten.

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