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The Worst Is Yet to Come

โœ Scribed by S. P. Miskowski


Book ID
110874529
Publisher
JournalStone
Year
2019
Tongue
English
Weight
123 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781947654464
ASIN
B07MPW1QYD

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โœฆ Synopsis


2019 Bram Stoker Awardยฎ Nominee for Superior Achievement in a Novel

For most of her fourteen years, Tasha Davis has languished in the rural-suburban town of Skillute, Washington. Her parents offer plenty of comfortableโ€”if stiflingโ€”emotional support, but what she needs is a best friend. In her final year at Clark Middle School, Tasha meets a strange, new classmate. Briar Kenny is the self-styled rebel Tasha wants to be, and the Davises are the kind of close-knit family Briar covets. A moment of unexpected violence spawns a secret between the two girls and awakens a mystery from the past. Unknown to Tasha and Briar, their secret also attracts something monstrous from a forgotten corner of Skillute. The town is haunted by its history, scarred with the lingering spirit of broken and scattered families, abandoned real estate ventures, and old scores never settled between neighbors. But there's more to the place than memory and legend. Beneath the landscape something malignant rages, and it will stop at nothing to find a route into the physical world.


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