Night, Winter, and Death
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- ISBN978-1-301-71944-0
- EAN9781301719440
- Date de parution22/09/2012
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- ÉditeurBluewater
Résumé
His power began in the ancient world, long before you and I were born. He is the master vampire. And he's here. Now. Imagine a vampire brought back to life by a crazy old man in a sleepy coastal village. Imagine a horror so unspeakable, so threatening, that no one is safe. No one is immune. Now imagine yourself the only person in town who believes the truth, the only person who can halt the terror.
Then keep your eyes wide open. Look over your shoulder. Because this isn't your imagination. This is for real. Sleep only if you dare... ABOUT THE AUTHORDavid Elliot Pedneau (September 28, 1947- December 12, 1990) was a reporter and columnist for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Princeton Times. He was also a magistrate judge for Mercer County, West Virginia (1977-1981). He spent the last years of his life writing mystery and horror novels at his home in Kegley, West Virginia.
Born in Princeton, West Virginia Pedneau resided in the area until his death. Aside from writing novels he enjoyed playing music with local bands such as the Melody Makers and the Red Coats. As of August, 2012 Crossroad Press has taken on the task of publishing Dave Pedneau's books in e-book format.
Then keep your eyes wide open. Look over your shoulder. Because this isn't your imagination. This is for real. Sleep only if you dare... ABOUT THE AUTHORDavid Elliot Pedneau (September 28, 1947- December 12, 1990) was a reporter and columnist for the Bluefield Daily Telegraph and Princeton Times. He was also a magistrate judge for Mercer County, West Virginia (1977-1981). He spent the last years of his life writing mystery and horror novels at his home in Kegley, West Virginia.
Born in Princeton, West Virginia Pedneau resided in the area until his death. Aside from writing novels he enjoyed playing music with local bands such as the Melody Makers and the Red Coats. As of August, 2012 Crossroad Press has taken on the task of publishing Dave Pedneau's books in e-book format.
