Stephen Lloyd Jones

The Disciple (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

THE DISCIPLE, from highly acclaimed author of THE STRING DIARIES, Stephen Lloyd Jones, is a richly-imagined thrill ride for fans of Stephen King, Lauren Beukes and THE GIRL WITH ALL THE GIFTS.

'Ferocious and masterful' Starburst magazine

They are coming...

On a storm-battered road at the edge of the Devil's Kitchen, a woman survives a fatal accident and gives birth to a girl who should never have lived.

The child's protection lies in the hands of Edward Schwinn - a loner who must draw himself out of darkness to keep her safe - and her arrival will trigger a chain of terrifying events that no one can explain.

She is a child like no other, being hunted by an evil beyond measure.

For if the potential within her is realised, nothing will be the same. Not for Edward. Not for any who live to see it.

THE NEW NOVEL BY STEPHEN LLOYD JONES IS AVAILABLE NOW - THE SILENCED: A DARK AND GRIPPING THRILLER

Praise for Stephen Lloyd Jones's novels:

'Will keep you awake late into the night' SFX magazine

'Original, richly imagined and powerfully told' Guardian

'So gripping you'll want to read late into the night; so terrifying you shouldn't' Simon Mayo, Radio 2 Book Club

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Headline
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Oktober 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781472228895
• Artikelnr.: 45729265

Autorenporträt

Stephen Lloyd Jones's debut novel, The String Diaries, was a BBC Radio 2 Book Club selection, a Kindle Editor's Pick, and was translated into nine languages. The Disciple is his third novel, and his previous books have been optioned for television. Aside from his family, Stephen's passions are strong coffee, telling stories and spending time in the mountains. He lives with his wife and three young sons.

Rezensionen

So gripping you'll want to read late into the night; so terrifying you shouldn't Simon Mayo, Radio 2 Book Club