La librairie des livres interdits

Marc Levy

Description

Welcome to the dark corners of your imagination...

Where the line between the living and the dead blurs, and shadows whisper secrets you might wish you'd never heard.

Inside, you'll find three of Kirsten McKenzie's most haunting tales: Painted, Doctor Perry, and the Forger and the Thief.

Each story weaves a web of suspense, supernatural twists, and unforgettable horrors. As you dive in, remember—a flickering light is never just a coincidence, and the cold touch on your shoulder might not be the wind.

Good luck, brave reader. You may want to leave the lights on... just in case.

In Painted, the art appraisers sent to value the art at a secluded house, start disappearing one by one. The Antiques Roadshow, if Stephen King was the host...

In Doctor Perry, the residents of the Rose Haven Retirement Home soon learn that under Doctor Perry's care, death is the easy option…

In the Forger and the Thief you'll meet a wife on the run, a student searching for stolen art, a cleaner who has lined more than his pockets, a policeman whose career is almost over, and a guest who should never have received a wedding invite...

Praise for the Forger and the Thief: "It starts off as a beautiful character driven portrait of Florence, but turns into a deep psychological examination of the lengths different people will go to to protect the things that they love." --Crime Fiction Lover

"Painted is an effective haunted house book, favoring tension and subtlety over outright violence and kills. As such, this may appeal to a broader audience, both in terms of age and those who are not fans of overt gore. The truth behind the haunting is slowly revealed, along with how it ties into the many paintings in the house. In Painted, we see that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and in this case the eyes are on canvas." -The Books of Blood

"Doctor Perry was definitely a gruesome and scary book, very reminiscent of Stephen King and James Herbert books I read many years ago. I would say it isn't a book for the faint hearted and certainly don't read it without a light on! Do I trust my doctor after reading this...? Possibly not!"-- Stardust Book Reviews

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