C R Stewart
Art of Silence
eBook
( Jan. 24, 2018)
‘There are too many here. This is a dark place where the dead never rest. It isn’t safe’................’I don’t like it here. Something bad happened. The walls are like blood.’
The voice in his head had warned Dex that their stay would be murder. Sure enough, Thorburn proves to be no ordinary hotel, throwing him into an unlikely alliance with two mismatched strangers: Anna, a strong-willed character, who doesn’t suffer fools gladly, and happy-go-lucky Fraser, who she resents as an unwanted interloper. As each admits inexplicable experiences around the grounds, the desire to investigate forces them to pool their resources and to break down the barriers between them.
As the histories of the dead reveal themselves, the lives of the living are thrown into turmoil and danger, forcing Dex to confront his demons and find his own voice once more.
The voice in his head had warned Dex that their stay would be murder. Sure enough, Thorburn proves to be no ordinary hotel, throwing him into an unlikely alliance with two mismatched strangers: Anna, a strong-willed character, who doesn’t suffer fools gladly, and happy-go-lucky Fraser, who she resents as an unwanted interloper. As each admits inexplicable experiences around the grounds, the desire to investigate forces them to pool their resources and to break down the barriers between them.
As the histories of the dead reveal themselves, the lives of the living are thrown into turmoil and danger, forcing Dex to confront his demons and find his own voice once more.
- Pages
- 270
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