Whitley Strieber Livres

Une nuit, à la fourrière de Fontaine Avenue (Brooklyn), deux policiers sont retrouvés morts. Non pas abattus, non pas poignardés, mais déchiquetés et dévorés. Jamais encore l'inspecteur Dewey Wilson et Rebecca Neff, spécialiste en psychologie criminelle, n'ont affronté pareille vision d'horreur. Bientôt, dans le Bronx, trois autres corps atrocement mutilés sont découverts. L'on relève des traces de pattes... aux empreintes humaines ! Qui sont ces assassins ? Des animaux inconnus que la faim rend fous ? Dewey Wilson et Rebecca Neff cessent de le croire quand ils s'aperçoivent qu'ils sont eux-mêmes guettés, suivis par des " ombres " intelligentes qui cherchent à se venger.

Meurtres en cavale : onze suspenses inédits, par les plus grands maîtres du genre aux Etats-Unis, réunis autour de Mary Higgins Clark et de son fameux club, The Adams Round Table.

In this sequel, vampire hunter Paul Ward intensifies his pursuit of the captivating yet deadly Miriam Blaylock. As he closes in on her, Miriam reveals her sinister intentions, aiming to manipulate Paul into becoming the catalyst for creating a new breed of vampires. The tension escalates as their fates intertwine, blending themes of obsession and the struggle between predator and prey.

Exploring the phenomenon of "aliens" or "visitors," this groundbreaking work delves into the experiences of both civilian and military witnesses of close encounters. It analyzes their reports to uncover the underlying intentions and implications of these encounters, offering a unique perspective on a topic often shrouded in mystery. Through firsthand accounts, the book seeks to illuminate the complexities of human-alien interactions and the broader significance of these experiences.

Whitley Strieber, a renowned literary figure, presents a thought-provoking exploration in his latest work. Known for his influential writings like Communion and Superstorm, he delves into a fresh perspective on Jesus, challenging traditional views and inviting readers to reconsider established beliefs. This book stands out as a significant contribution to contemporary discourse, reflecting Strieber's status as a pivotal cultural voice.

In a world where survival hinges on manipulation, Lilith, the original vampire, faces a dire challenge: she must corrupt Ian Ward to maintain her existence. This dark tale explores themes of power, seduction, and the struggle between good and evil as Lilith navigates the complexities of modern society while pursuing her goal. The story promises a blend of supernatural intrigue and psychological tension as the fate of both characters intertwines.

Two writers travel across the U.S. that remains after a "limited" nuclear war.

Miriam Blaylock's eternal youth is overshadowed by the pain of losing loved ones. As she faces the impending death of her husband, she seeks a new companion in Sarah Roberts, a gifted scientist who could unlock the secrets of immortality. However, their budding connection is threatened by Dr. Tom Haver, who is about to discover the dark interplay between love and mortality. This tale explores the complexities of desire, the burden of eternal life, and the inevitable cycle of life and death.