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Twilight of Evil: '80s Slasher meets Supernatural Horror!
Paperback
Series: Celluloid Terrors
ISBN13: 9788269338621
Publisher: Chris Thorndycroft
Published: Jul 11 2024
Pages: 196
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.45 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
What if your father was a mass murderer?
That's the living hell of eighteen-year-old Lauren Mackenzie. Five years ago, Anthony Stevens, her estranged father, broke out of prison and descended on the small town of Crimson Bay to murder eleven people in vengeance for his incarceration. Shot by the police, his body was never recovered. Growing up with that kind of family history isn't easy. Treated as the town pariah, Lauren is bullied at school and can't even get babysitting gigs. Now, fresh murders have everybody asking the same question; has Lauren's father returned?
But there are dark forces at work in Crimson Bay. Four teenagers who lost somebody to Anthony Stevens's knife five years ago have come into the possession of a book of Satanic spells which can resurrect the dead. In a bungled ritual atop a moonlit mountain, the four try to bring back their loved ones but instead awake a cosmic force that descends on Crimson Bay like a bloody whirlwind of death.
Twilight of Evil is a chilling supernatural horror novel inspired by the slasher movies of the 1980s.
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