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Darkness by John Saul · Booklabria

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Darkness

HorrorFlorida

Darkness

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First published: 1991
Editions: 6 in 2 languages

Synopsis

In the fictional hamlet of Villejeune, Florida, a town shrouded by a dark, evil force. On the edge of an eerie swamp the townsfolk act out gruesome rituals to appease the dark spirit that lies within the watery fortress enveloping the village. The Andersons return to the town, and soon realize they must confront this evil head on.

Subjects: Horror
Florida
Novela norteamericana
Literatura norteamericana
Set in: Florida

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6 in 2 languages

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