The Sound of Madness
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8224153794
- EAN9798224153794
- Date de parution11/01/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurVirtued Press
Résumé
Bet Swanson has returned to Richmond, the small town she once tried to leave behind, but something unsettling awaits her. The familiar streets seem wrapped in an eerie silence, and the townspeople, once welcoming, now behave in strange and sinister ways. A shadow looms over Richmond, a darkness that creeps into the minds and souls of those who reside there. As Bet tries to reconnect with her past and rebuild her relationship with her mother, she realizes that the town is hiding a terrible secret.
A growing madness is consuming everything and everyone, turning Richmond into a labyrinth of fear and delirium. With the help of a few allies, Bet finds herself digging into the mystery that has engulfed the town and confronting the nightmares of her own past. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she risks falling prey to the very thing that is devouring Richmond from within. The Sound of Madness is a chilling journey into the human mind, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs in a crescendo of tension.
A growing madness is consuming everything and everyone, turning Richmond into a labyrinth of fear and delirium. With the help of a few allies, Bet finds herself digging into the mystery that has engulfed the town and confronting the nightmares of her own past. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she risks falling prey to the very thing that is devouring Richmond from within. The Sound of Madness is a chilling journey into the human mind, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs in a crescendo of tension.
Bet Swanson has returned to Richmond, the small town she once tried to leave behind, but something unsettling awaits her. The familiar streets seem wrapped in an eerie silence, and the townspeople, once welcoming, now behave in strange and sinister ways. A shadow looms over Richmond, a darkness that creeps into the minds and souls of those who reside there. As Bet tries to reconnect with her past and rebuild her relationship with her mother, she realizes that the town is hiding a terrible secret.
A growing madness is consuming everything and everyone, turning Richmond into a labyrinth of fear and delirium. With the help of a few allies, Bet finds herself digging into the mystery that has engulfed the town and confronting the nightmares of her own past. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she risks falling prey to the very thing that is devouring Richmond from within. The Sound of Madness is a chilling journey into the human mind, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs in a crescendo of tension.
A growing madness is consuming everything and everyone, turning Richmond into a labyrinth of fear and delirium. With the help of a few allies, Bet finds herself digging into the mystery that has engulfed the town and confronting the nightmares of her own past. But the closer she gets to the truth, the more she risks falling prey to the very thing that is devouring Richmond from within. The Sound of Madness is a chilling journey into the human mind, where the line between reality and nightmare blurs in a crescendo of tension.
