Bad Things Happen Here
Autor Mark Morrisen Limba Engleză Hardback – 16 iun 2026
Twenty years later, the remaining five friends are all living very different lives. Hannah Prentice is a divorcee with two children, the youngest of whom is being badly bullied at school, and a mother who is showing the first signs of dementia; Jess Maple is a professional artist, who is just about to break into the big time; Steve Lazenby is a successful architect, whose eight-year-old daughter is suffering from delusions and nightmares; Max Bradshaw is a self-employed plumber, happily married with three children, whose fourteen-year-old son has fallen in with the wrong crowd; and Michael Vance, bohemian and charismatic at university, is now a drug-addicted vagrant, who harbours a terrible secret…
Although the five friends have not been in contact for almost two decades, they are gradually drawn back together when their lives begin to fall apart. What happened to them twenty years ago seems to be seeping back into the present, affecting not just them this time, but their children, their partners, their loved ones.
As the terrifying visions, the violence and the madness escalate, they must mobilise forces and once again confront the horror in Room 55.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781805520078
ISBN-10: 1805520075
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Flame Tree Publishing
Colecția FLAME TREE PRESS
Locul publicării:United States
ISBN-10: 1805520075
Pagini: 368
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.2 kg
Editura: Flame Tree Publishing
Colecția FLAME TREE PRESS
Locul publicării:United States
Recenzii
Morris is an unforgiving author and gives horror fans what they want - whether they like it or not.
Expertly crafted horror novel. I had a fantastically good time with it.
One for those who enjoy slower, more atmospheric stories of weird imagery, Morris gives you a tale of dark forces and human emotion; in a world where so much is rushed and is compressed into instant serotonin, it’s nice that That Which Stands Outside not only gets time to breathe but gets to fully wear you down with its chilling brand of halitosis. If you’d like an excuse for reckless spending, I present this novel.
Ultimately, what you have with ‘That Which Stands Outside’ is a novel packed to the rafters with page after page of creeping, eerie horror that escalates to something more action-packed and intense than you would have ever envisaged. It’s a tale rooted in a guardedly whispered folklore, which seeps into your pores with a constant feeling of uneasiness. With something that’s not quite right. Something cold and hostile. Something ancient and evil. Damn this is a good read.
An absolutely face-smacking good time, this one had me hooked from page one and never let go.
"A page-turner of a book. [...] Morris knows how to keep the reader engaged."
Expertly crafted horror novel. I had a fantastically good time with it.
One for those who enjoy slower, more atmospheric stories of weird imagery, Morris gives you a tale of dark forces and human emotion; in a world where so much is rushed and is compressed into instant serotonin, it’s nice that That Which Stands Outside not only gets time to breathe but gets to fully wear you down with its chilling brand of halitosis. If you’d like an excuse for reckless spending, I present this novel.
Ultimately, what you have with ‘That Which Stands Outside’ is a novel packed to the rafters with page after page of creeping, eerie horror that escalates to something more action-packed and intense than you would have ever envisaged. It’s a tale rooted in a guardedly whispered folklore, which seeps into your pores with a constant feeling of uneasiness. With something that’s not quite right. Something cold and hostile. Something ancient and evil. Damn this is a good read.
An absolutely face-smacking good time, this one had me hooked from page one and never let go.
"A page-turner of a book. [...] Morris knows how to keep the reader engaged."
