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Mystery

Peter Straub

A young boy passed beyond the pale of death and returned with no answers - except chilling clues to the ultimate mystery...

Book Details

  • Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
  • Publish Date: Jan 12nd, 2010
  • Pages: 560
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 8.12in - 5.12in - 1.02in - 0.88lb
  • EAN: 9780307472229
  • Categories: Horror - GeneralPsychologicalThrillers - Psychological

About the Author

PETER STRAUB is the New York Times bestselling author of more than a dozen novels. In the Night Room and Lost Boy, Lost Girl are winners of the Bram Stoker Award, as is his collection 5 Stories. Straub is the editor of numerous anthologies, including the two-volume American Fantastic Tale from the Library of America. He died in 2022.

Praise for this book

"A dark, labyrinthian tale of murder and family relationships. . . . Mesmerizing." --Chicago Sun-Times

"Sensational. . . . A terrific page-turner, superbly plotted, unforgettable characters." --Kansas City Star

"Intriguing, immensely readable. . . . Engages the mind." --Washington Post Book World

"The near perfect mystery. . . . Has everything a classic whodunit should. . . . Full of intricate, engrossing, flesh-and-blood suspects and heroes. . . . Unexpected curves and potholes. . . . The title says it all." --Milwaukee Sentinel

"Murder, mayhem, mystery. . . . A complex and satisfying tale. . . . Compelling characters. . . . A pulse-pounding climax." --Cleveland Plain Dealer

"A tightly woven-tale, crisply rendered, populated with well-drawn characters." --San Francisco Chronicle

"Marvelous. . . . Enormously satisfying. . . . Unashamedly designed to fascinate." --Sacramento Bee

"The best of Peter Straub's writing." --Houston Chronicle

"The characters are outstanding. . . . They are the story, enshrouded by a nightmare that never lifts. Peter Straub takes bold risks and he succeeds." --San Jose Mercury News

"Enomously entertaining and scary. . . . Rich, complex, dark, and tough to put down." --New York Daily News