Sanctuary 12 - T.W. Malpass

Sanctuary 12

By T.W. Malpass

  • Release Date: 2013-04-17
  • Genre: Horror
3.5 Score: 3.5 (From 103 Ratings)

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Book Synopsis

FOLLOW HER VOICE

Nine strangers, linked by the inner whisperings of a mysterious little girl. Each must piece together the origins of their other-worldly abilities and the location of the white manor, where they will be reunited, and the questions that have plagued their existence will finally be answered.

But someone else marks their every step. The sinister Mr Cradleworth has other plans for them, plans that could bring about catastrophic consequences, not just for earth, but the whole universe.

This epic tale covers half the globe, as it follows each character into the darkest recesses of their soul. Combining eighties-style horror with science fiction, this dark fantasy will take you on a journey you will never forget.

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  • Sanctuary 12

    3
    By Masanobu Cortéz
    What a mixed bag. A fair amount I enjoyed, some things I did not. When driving through the American southwest, it is jarring to hear the hum of the the cars "tyres" on the "macadam". There were a couple of other examples of British English throughout the story. It might have been clever to use those when the setting was in England and use the American English while in the States. There were various grammatical errors. They were jarring. Much of the story reminded me of Neil Gaiman's "American Gods". But frankly, not as good. Then the extraterrestrial explanation for much of what was happening was disappointing and really, unnecessary. So, the writing was generally good. The story flowed smoothly, mostly. It was often enjoyable. Ultimately, I'm a little disappointed and the length of the book with subsequent sequels indicates quite a saga that I just don't think I'll continue.

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