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    Catriona Ward crea narrazioni suspense e atmosferiche che approfondiscono gli aspetti più oscuri della psica umana e le complessità delle relazioni. Il suo stile è caratterizzato da una prosa evocativa e da una maestria nel creare tensione e disagio. Ward esplora temi come l'identità, la memoria e le verità inespresse che danno forma alle nostre vite. Le sue opere trascinano i lettori nelle profondità della condizione umana, lasciando un'impressione duratura.

    Catriona Ward
    The End of the World As We Know It
    Rawblood
    Looking Glass Sound
    Little Eve
    Sundial
    The last house on needless street

    • Sundial

      • 352pagine
      • 13 ore di lettura

      'DO NOT MISS THIS BOOK' - STEPHEN KING'Creepy, individual and gripping' - IAN RANKIN'A thrilling hall of mirrors filled with twists' - ALEX MICHAELIDES'Brilliant and moving' - SARAH PINBOROUGH

      Sundial
      3,8

    • Little Eve

      • 288pagine
      • 11 ore di lettura

      New Year's Day, 1921. Seven mutilated bodies are discovered in an ancient stone circle on a remote Scottish island. The victims are 'the Children' - members of a nature cult ruled by the charismatic, sadistic patriarch, the adder. The sole survivor of the massacre, Dinah, claims that Eve is the murderer, apparently drowned while attempting her escape. Yet as Eve's story of the years leading up the massacre intertwines with Dinah's account of the aftermath, a darker, stranger truth begins to emerge

      Little Eve
      3,7

    • Looking Glass Sound

      • 352pagine
      • 13 ore di lettura

      The stunning new literary thriller from the bestselling author of The Last House on Needless Street and Sundial

      Looking Glass Sound
      3,5

    • Rawblood

      She comes in the night. She looks into your eyes. One by one, she has taken us all. For generations they have died young, and now fifteen-year-old Iris and her father are the last of the Villarca line. Confined to their lonely mansion on Dartmoor, they suffer their disease in isolation. But Iris breaks her promise to hide from the world and dares to fall in love. It is only then that they understand the true horror of the Villarca curse, the curse of the bone-white woman who visits in the night, leaving death in her wake. With a ghostly face at the window, inexplicable events and a sense of menace hanging over every page, this is one chilling gothic novel.

      Rawblood
      3,3