Justin Evans Livres

Set within the confines of a prestigious boarding school, the narrative explores the tumultuous lives of students grappling with the complexities of adolescence, including sexuality, identity, and the shadow of mortality. As friendships and rivalries unfold, the characters confront their innermost fears and desires, leading to poignant revelations and transformative experiences. The story delves into themes of love, loss, and the quest for belonging, painting a vivid portrait of youth on the brink of adulthood.

'Want a good English ghost story to read by the fire on a cold winter night? This tale of a malevolent ghost haunting a troubled American student at Harrow will fit the bill. It gathers you in lovingly, then takes you in a strangler's grip with its escalating horrors' STEPHEN KING

The protagonist delves into his unsettling childhood memories filled with bizarre visions and unpredictable actions, seeking to confront the lingering questions that disturb both him and his new family. This psychological thriller intricately weaves themes of memory, perception, and the impact of the past on present relationships, creating a gripping narrative that explores the complexities of the human mind.

The poems of this collection form an epistolary dialogue, one that ranges across the full expanse of lived experience.

Justin Evans was born in Provo and raised primarily in Springville, Utah. After high school, Justin joined the U.S. Army and served in various locations around the U.S. and the world, to include Texas, North Carolina, Germany, Holland, and in the First Gulf War. After leaving the military, Justin returned to Utah, married, and began attending college, eventually graduating from Southern Utah University with a degree in History and English Education. He then moved with his family to rural Nevada to teach at the local high school. Justin later earned a master's degree from University of Nevada, Reno in 2004. He continues to live, teach and write in rural Nevada with his wife and sons. His books include four chapbooks and five full length collections of poetry.

Tod und Teufel Von seinem Vater wird Andrew auf ein englisches Internat geschickt, weil er zu Hause in den USA in Drogenprobleme verstrickt war. Aber der Ärger beginnt für ihn erst richtig, kaum dass er die Harrow School betreten hat. Er beobachtet, wie ein Schüler auf seltsame Weise stirbt, und wird sofort verdächtigt, mit diesem Tod etwas zu tun zu haben. Außerdem sieht er Lord Byron ähnlich, dem berühmtesten Schüler des Internats. Deshalb soll Andrew auch in einem Stück über den Dichter die Hauptrolle spielen. Nach und nach wird er in das Leben des Dichters hineingezogen - und erkennt, dass er ein tödliches Geheimnis aus der Vergangenheit ans Licht bringen muss. „Wollen Sie eine richtig gute Ghost Story lesen? Dieser Roman beginnt ganz harmlos und packt einen dann umso heftiger.“ Stephen King