Some Will Not Sleep

ABestial Face Appears At Windows In The Night.  In The Big White House On The Hill Angels Are Said To Appear.  AForgotten Tenant In An Isolated Building Becomes Addicted To Milk.  AStrange Goddess Is Worshipped By AHomeinvading Disciple.  The Least Remembered Gods Still Haunt The Oldest Forests.  Cannibalism Occurs In High Society At The End Of The World.  The Sainted Undead Follow Their Prophet To The Great Dead Sea.  AConfused And Vengeful Presence Occupies The Home Of AFirsttime Buyer ...  In Ghastly Harmony With The Nightmarish Visions Of The Awardwinning Writer,s Novels, These Stories Blend ALifelong Appreciation Of Horror Culture With The Grotesque Fascinations And Childlike Terrors That Are The Author,s OwnAdam L.gNevill,s Best Early Horror Stories Are Collected Here For The First Time.  'adam Nevill Is ASpinechiller In The Classic Tradition, AWriter Who Draws You In From The World Of The Familiar, Eases You Into The World Of Terror, And Then Locks The Door Behind You' Michael Koryta, Nyt Bestselling Author 'nevill Is Fast Becoming Britain,s Answer To Stephen King' Guardian 'the Sense Of Dread Is Immediate, With The Reader?s Sense Of Foreboding Increasing With Every New Page' Irish Examiner 'readers Will Lose All Hope Of Peaceful, Undisturbed SleepHighly Recommended? Library Journal starred Review 'nevill,s Talent For Horror Resonates Ominously In Every Scene, Almost As If The Theme From Jaws Echoes When APage Is Turned' Kirkus 'he Has The Rare Ability To Craft ANebulous Atmosphere Of Terror, As Well As To Capture Cinematic Slasherpunk In The Written WordBoth Are Incredibly Rare Talents' Pornokitsch 'chilling, Disorienting, And Deeply Creepy' Scott Smith, author Of The Ruins, On House Of Small Shadows 'this Sets The Bar For The Best Horror Novel Of The Decade' Booklist On House Of Small Shadows 'this Author Makes You Turn On Your Lights And Keep Reading ..If There Were Six Stars To Be Given Instead Of Five, This One Deserves Them!' Suspense Magazine On No One Gets Out Alive 'nevill Ornaments His Tale Of Brutality And Bloodshed With Florid Gothic Prose, Like Flock Wallpaper Gracing ATorture Dungeon' Financial Times On Lost Girl 'not Suitable For: Anyone Who Doesn?t Want Nightmares' Fantasy Book Review 'gets Under Your Skin And Stays There' Geek Syndicate   
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