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Through a Glass, Darkly

By (author): Bill Hussey
Published by: Beautiful Books Limited
Publication date: 17/Jul/2008
Format: Paperback - 352 pages
Product dimensions (mm): 198 x 129 x 22
ISBN-10: 1905636288
ISBN-13: 9781905636280
Categories:
> Horror
> Horror General

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"Through a Glass, Darkly" is a modern horror novel that deals with secrets long buried, festering guilt and haunting loneliness. Jack Trent, the most effective CID officer in the history of the department, is having bad dreams. He has seen the murder of a child in a forest at the hands of something indescribable. But these are more than dreams. They are visions of the future that Jack has tried for years to suppress. Something happened to Jack in his childhood; something that means he cannot touch another living person; something that killed his mother, and that has returned to inspire his visions.In a final race against time, events reach a dramatic climax as Jack attempts to save a boy's life in the clearing of Redgrave Forest. Can he face the long-dead Dr Mendicant and the ancient Darkness of Crowman? Can he face the evil living inside himself? And what will he make of the Doctor's final, devastating revelation? "Through a Glass, Darkly" is a brilliant novel from an exciting new writer who is steeped in the traditions and themes of the genre.

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Steeped in classic horror, this chilling contemporary tale deals with secrets long buried, festering guilt, and haunting loneliness Jack Trent, the most effective criminal investigation officer in the history of the department, is having ...

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