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Matt Manochio Livres

    Cette auteure a passé sa vie d'adulte à écrire et à éditer, principalement dans l'industrie de la presse. Elle trouve sa plus grande joie dans l'écriture de romans et lance son premier livre, The Dark Servant, avec le soutien de Samhain Publishing. Son œuvre plaira certainement aux lecteurs qui aiment Noël, le chaos et les démons. Lorsqu'elle n'écrit pas, elle s'occupe de son jeune enfant.

    Twelfth Krampus Night
    The Dark Servant

    • The Dark Servant

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      Santa's not the only one coming to town... It has tormented European children for centuries. Now America faces its wrath. Unsuspecting kids vanish as a blizzard crushes New Jersey. All that remains are signs of destruction-and bloody hoof prints stomped in the snow. Seventeen-year-old Billy Schweitzer awakes on December 5 feeling depressed. Already feuding with his police chief father and golden boy older brother, Billy's devastated when his dream girl rejects him. When an unrelenting creature infiltrates his town, endangering his family and friends, Billy must overcome his own demons to understand why supposedly innocent high school students have been snatched, and how to rescue them from a famous saint's ruthless companion-that cannot be stopped.

      The Dark Servant

    • Twelfth Krampus Night

      • 122pages
      • 5 heures de lecture

      Dark servants clash!Medieval maiden Beate, who's grieving over the mysterious evisceration of her best friend, Gisela, must escape a Bavarian castle under siege by sadistic creatures.Standing in her way-beyond towering walls and crossbow-toting guards-are Saint Nicholas's demonic helper, Krampus, and Frau Perchta, a belly-slitting hag who prowls the countryside during First Night festivities to punish naughty teens. Beate wants out. Krampus and Frau Perchta want in, determined to breach the castle to snag their prey. Beate has no idea why these monsters want her, but she must use her wits to save herself from horrors both human and inhuman-lest she wind up like Gisela.

      Twelfth Krampus Night