Echo - Heuvelt, Thomas Olde
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Nick Grevers and his climbing buddy Augustin are drawn to the Maudit, a remote mountain peak in the Swiss Alps, Documentation on the mountain is scarce, its slopes are eerily quiet and when they enter its valley, they get the ominous sense that they are not alone, Something is waiting for them , , , Not long after, Augustin is dead and Nick wakes up from a coma, His face maimed and wrapped in bandages, a long rehabilitation awaits him, but soon Nick realizes it isn't just the trauma of the accident that haunts him, Something has awakened inside of him , , , Echo is a harrowing novel of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Nick Grevers and his climbing buddy Augustin are drawn to the Maudit, a remote mountain peak in the Swiss Alps, Documentation on the mountain is scarce, its slopes are eerily quiet and when they enter its valley, they get the ominous sense that they are not alone, Something is waiting for them , , , Not long after, Augustin is dead and Nick wakes up from a coma, His face maimed and wrapped in bandages, a long rehabilitation awaits him, but soon Nick realizes it isn't just the trauma of the accident that haunts him, Something has awakened inside of him , , , Echo is a harrowing novel of obsession and the destructive force of nature, that takes you on a frightening journey all the way from Amsterdam to the Catskill Mountains in New York and the highest peaks of the Swiss Alps,
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Autorenporträt
Dutch novelist Thomas Olde Heuvelt is the author of five novels and many short stories of the fantastic. He has been awarded the Paul Harland Prize on three occasions, and was nominated for the World Fantasy Award. In 2015 he won the Hugo award for Best Short Story. Olde Heuvelt wrote his debut novel at the age of sixteen. He studied English Language and American Literature in his hometown of Nijmegen and at the University of Ottawa in Canada.