Allhallow’s Eve
On sale
10th May 2012
Price: £9.99
Everyone wants to party in a house of death…
Allhallow’s Eve is a spine-chilling horror novel from Richard Laymon, perfect for fans of Stephen King and Dean Koontz.
Nothing unusual ever happens in Ashburg until a local family are horribly mutilated and left to die in their own home. Since that night, the old Sherwood house has stood dark and abandoned – a constant reminder of the horrific killings.
But when mysterious invitations begin to arrive, announcing a party to be held there, nobody thinks it’s a joke. After all, on Allhallow’s Eve everyone wants to party in a house of death…
What readers are saying about Allhallow’s Eve:
‘A fast paced, gore filled, taboo ridden storyline’
‘This book has everything, fear, anticipation and an excellent ending’
‘One of the best books that Richard Laymon has ever written’
Allhallow’s Eve is a spine-chilling horror novel from Richard Laymon, perfect for fans of Stephen King and Dean Koontz.
Nothing unusual ever happens in Ashburg until a local family are horribly mutilated and left to die in their own home. Since that night, the old Sherwood house has stood dark and abandoned – a constant reminder of the horrific killings.
But when mysterious invitations begin to arrive, announcing a party to be held there, nobody thinks it’s a joke. After all, on Allhallow’s Eve everyone wants to party in a house of death…
What readers are saying about Allhallow’s Eve:
‘A fast paced, gore filled, taboo ridden storyline’
‘This book has everything, fear, anticipation and an excellent ending’
‘One of the best books that Richard Laymon has ever written’
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Reviews
Praise for Richard Laymon: In Laymon's books, blood doesn't so much as drip as explode, splatter and coagulate
No one writes like Laymon and you're going to have a good time with anything he writes
A gut-crunching writer
A brilliant writer
The author knows how to sock it to the reader
If you've missed Laymon, you've missed a treat