Beeches: Drain (Beeches, #2) (ePub)

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Autor: Scott Richards

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Three teenagers, playing on local waste ground during an autumn half-term break, kill a rat.
In the sewers beneath London, an initiation prank, played on a new recruit by a team of "flushers", backfires.
Police investigating the suicide of a patient at a geriatric hospital, find it inexplicably linked to the recent murder of a wealthy young man.
An electrician at the hospital harbours an unhealthy obsession for one of the nurses, which gradually festers, becoming dark desires but, ultimately, murderous rage.
When the lights go out at The Beeches, patients and staff roam deserted corridors, stalked by a killer, and the screaming begins…
Not for the squeamish.

Autoren-Porträt von Scott Richards

Scott Richards was born on 10th January 1986, in Hove, East Sussex, and, after leaving school decided to pursue a career in law. He was employed as an office junior at a firm of litigation lawyers, hoping to progress and eventually practice law, joining the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, passing the examinations to qualify as a member. He discovered this was not only a daunting process, but also downright tedious.
He quit and took a vacant post working for the Brighton and Hove City Council parks and green spaces management, and, in what little spare time he had, began writing short horror and mystery stories.
Orphan is the first part of 'Hunger'; a series of books about Christopholus Janse Van Vuuren, the cannibalistic killer.
Scott's writing is inspired in part by Stephen King, and Thomas Harris, citing Pennywise the clown and Hannibal Lecter as his favourite characters.
He is married to Clarice, has twin boys, Raife and Alexander, and is currently renovating a rather run-down and ramshackle cottage on the road between Plumpton and Lewes, which he hopes will eventually become the family home.
In the meantime, he is working on more stories...