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A House in the Woods 2: The Devil's Due
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- ISBN8223222170
- EAN9798223222170
- Date de parution26/11/2023
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
A House in the Woods 2: The Devil's Due picks up where A House in the Woods left off. Laurel Calloway is still in the mysterious town of Strickland, New Jersey, where nothing is as it appears to be. Two years have gone by, and they've been good to the Calloways. Laurel and her husband Jeremy have a new house, and a new family with baby Isabel about to celebrate her first birthday. Everything seems perfect, until Laurel begins to have dreams.
Bad dreams. Something tells her these dreams could really be memories. But of what? Of whom, and of when? Did she really run over a woman in the road at night? Had they once had a dog? Why are these things trying so hard to surface, swimming slowly up from her subconscious? The more she begins to tell the people around her about these dreams, the more convinced she is that they're part of it, and that these nightmares aren't really dreams at all.
Page after page, the pace escalates as Laurel begins to learn the truth and plot her escape. But will she succeed? The Devil is in the details.
Bad dreams. Something tells her these dreams could really be memories. But of what? Of whom, and of when? Did she really run over a woman in the road at night? Had they once had a dog? Why are these things trying so hard to surface, swimming slowly up from her subconscious? The more she begins to tell the people around her about these dreams, the more convinced she is that they're part of it, and that these nightmares aren't really dreams at all.
Page after page, the pace escalates as Laurel begins to learn the truth and plot her escape. But will she succeed? The Devil is in the details.






