- Anglický jazyk
The Other Woman (Horror)
Autor: Kim Soonwu
She's always watching. Always waiting. And she'll never let you go. When Claire marries the man of her dreams, she believes she's finally found the life she's always wanted. But the moment she steps into their new home, she senses something is wrong-something... Viac o knihe
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She's always watching. Always waiting. And she'll never let you go. When Claire marries the man of her dreams, she believes she's finally found the life she's always wanted. But the moment she steps into their new home, she senses something is wrong-something she can't quite explain. Strange noises at night. Objects moving on their own. Whispers in the dark. What Claire doesn't know is that she isn't the first woman to occupy this space. The house holds the lingering presence of another woman-someone who once loved the same man and now seeks to destroy everything Claire holds dear. At first, it's subtle: a fleeting shadow in the corner of her eye, the smell of perfume in a room when no one is there. But soon, the haunting escalates. Claire's once-perfect life starts to unravel as she realizes the Other Woman is more than just a ghost. The Other Woman is a force-jealous, vengeful, and obsessed with taking back what she believes is hers. Claire must uncover the horrifying truth behind the spirit's death and stop her from taking everything before it's too late. But in a house where the line between the living and the dead is blurred, Claire isn't sure who she can trust-or if she'll ever escape the nightmare she's found herself trapped in. The Other Woman is a spine-chilling horror story about love, obsession, and the terrifying consequences of the past refusing to stay buried. Perfect for readers who enjoy supernatural hauntings, twisted revenge, and a relentless terror that lingers long after the last page is turned.
- Vydavateľstvo: Kim Soonwu
- Rok vydania: 2024
- Formát: Paperback
- Rozmer: 229 x 152 mm
- Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
- ISBN: 9798330622245