Moonfall
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.28 (523 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1420129953 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 427 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-04-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Tamara Thorne hasn't disappointed me yet! Tigger I can't say enough good things about Tamara Thorne. The first book of hers that I read, "Haunted", remains one of my favorite books of all time. Moonfall delivers another great story, a compelling account of St. Gertrude's (better know as St. Gruesome's), a Catholic girls' school that isn't at all what it seems, complete with terri. Amazon Customer said A devilishly good book!. I am a horror novel fan and this one was very good. While it lacked the depth of a Koontz or King novel the story moved along very well, with no unnecessary sub plots. The story takes place in Southern California in an area know as "Apple Hill", where bakery and pie shops sell homebaked apple goodies. This was quite amusing to me a. "Creatures Of Habit" according to Bruce Rux. Strange accidents and the odd suicide are not that uncommon in the idyllic little Southern California mountain town of Moonfall. Every quarter century, they even come in pairs. Funny thing, though - no one's ever that clear on the particulars concerning them. It's almost as if their memories are partially blocked. And the official
But that's just the beginning. Maybe because anyone who knew anything about them has disappeared.Now, Sara Hawthorne returns to her hometownand enters the hallowed halls of St. Gertrude's where, twelve years before, another woman died a horrible death. For Sara Hawthorne is about to uncover St. Gertrude's Home for Girls. Moonfall, the picturesque community nestled in the mountains of Southern California, is a quaint hamlet of antique stores and craft shops run by the dedicated nuns of St. As autumn fills the air, the townspeople prepare for the festive Halloween Haunt, Moonfall's most popular tourist attraction. Even a series of unsolved deaths over the years hasn't dimmed Moonfall's renown. In Sara's old room, distant voices echo in the dark and the tormented cries of children shatter the moon-kissed night. Gertrude's hellish secreta secret she'll carry with her to the grave "Tamara Thorne has become one of those must-read horror writers." --Horror WorldAcclaim For Tamara Thorne's Haunted"a wonderful, terrifying booka worthy successor to The Shining and Ghost Story."--Nancy Holder, New York Times bestselling author"Don't read it if you have something else to doit just might have to wait." --After Hours"Combines eerie eroticism with page-turning terror." --Pasadena Weekly