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Harold
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-998213-71-9
- EAN9781998213719
- Date de parution22/05/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurI Ain't Your Marionette
Résumé
From the Father of Mannequins, Rick Powell delivers a new descent into dread. Harold is a psychological thriller that drags you into the dark, locks the door behind you, and dares you to look away. Frank is a veteran detective with a sixth sense for danger-a gift that's solved more cases than he can count, and cost him nearly everything else. Just as he's ready to walk away from the job and reclaim his fractured family, a battered journal lands on his desk.
Its pages are soaked in madness, detailing the grotesque acts of a man who calls himself Harold. But is the journal a twisted work of fiction-or a confession?As Frank follows the breadcrumbs through a maze of obsession, delusion, and decay, he's forced to confront the possibility that Harold isn't just real. he's watching. And he's not done yet. Gripping, visceral, and unrelenting, Harold is a descent into the mind of a killer-and the detective who risks everything to stop him.
Its pages are soaked in madness, detailing the grotesque acts of a man who calls himself Harold. But is the journal a twisted work of fiction-or a confession?As Frank follows the breadcrumbs through a maze of obsession, delusion, and decay, he's forced to confront the possibility that Harold isn't just real. he's watching. And he's not done yet. Gripping, visceral, and unrelenting, Harold is a descent into the mind of a killer-and the detective who risks everything to stop him.
