Emma and Gregory are elated when given the opportunity to adopt a pair of twin boys from Russia. It's a dream come true. But from the moment they board the plane home, the twins begin to demonstrate behaviour that grows increasingly ominous, driving a wedge between Emma and Gregory, and alienating t
Daniil and Vanya
✍ Scribed by Marie-Hélène Larochelle
- Book ID
- 111096394
- Publisher
- Invisible Publishing
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- en-CA
- Weight
- 105 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781988784618
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✦ Synopsis
We Need to Talk About Kevin meets Goodnight Mommy in this outrageous modern family thriller.
Emma and Gregory have a perfect life—a gorgeous home, a successful design firm—except for their inability to start a family. Following a traumatic failed pregnancy, they decide to travel to Russia to adopt a pair of twin boys. From the moment they board the plane in St. Petersburg, the twins begin to demonstrate perverse behaviour that grows increasingly ominous, driving a wedge between Emma and Gregory, and alienating their friends and family. The two brothers show worrying signs of lack of empathy, and seem to leave behind a trail of disturbing incidents, and rumours persist as the boys grow into teenagers—even as Emma continues to cling to her dream of the perfect family. A dark, violent, and tense novel, Daniil and Vanya shows the bond between parent and child gone horribly awry.
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