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Description
The night is hungry, and your soul is worn thin.
The night is hungry. And your soul is worn thin.
When her favorite aunt’s death calls Liz Remolina back to the desert town of San Ojuela, the prospect fills her with dread. Her memories of the place are marred by tragedy. Yet the return to her childhood home also means a chance to make peace with a dark history.
Liz expects to meet ghosts in San Ojuela. She’s not prepared for the terrifying, ancient gods who stalk its desolate landscape. Teaming up with her childhood best friend Julian may be the only hope as the darkness closes in–even though he’s not exactly the Julian she remembers.
The night is hungry, and your soul is worn thin.
The night is hungry. And your soul is worn thin.
When her favorite aunt’s death calls Liz Remolina back to the desert town of San Ojuela, the prospect...
When her favorite aunt’s death calls Liz Remolina back to the desert town of San Ojuela, the prospect fills her with dread. Her memories of the place are marred by tragedy. Yet the return to her childhood home also means a chance to make peace with a dark history.
Liz expects to meet ghosts in San Ojuela. She’s not prepared for the terrifying, ancient gods who stalk its desolate landscape. Teaming up with her childhood best friend Julian may be the only hope as the darkness closes in–even though he’s not exactly the Julian she remembers.
Advance Praise
“Bold and brutal horror from an urgent and powerful new voice.”—Sam J. Miller, author of Boys, Beasts, & Men
“A wild ride of brujas and old Aztec gods, chupacabras and haunted houses that gets stranger, darker, and more dire with each turn of the page.”—SFWA Grand Master Nalo Hopkinson
“A dark, thrilling ride . . . This book is both luminous and so, so dark.”—Cynthia Gomez, author of The Nightmare Box and Other Stories
“Bold and brutal horror from an urgent and powerful new voice.”—Sam J. Miller, author of Boys, Beasts, & Men
“A wild ride of brujas and old Aztec gods, chupacabras and haunted houses that gets...
“Bold and brutal horror from an urgent and powerful new voice.”—Sam J. Miller, author of Boys, Beasts, & Men
“A wild ride of brujas and old Aztec gods, chupacabras and haunted houses that gets stranger, darker, and more dire with each turn of the page.”—SFWA Grand Master Nalo Hopkinson
“A dark, thrilling ride . . . This book is both luminous and so, so dark.”—Cynthia Gomez, author of The Nightmare Box and Other Stories
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