We Carry Them (ePub)

(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Kevin Tumlinson

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CANCER AND DISEASE ARE THE MONSTERS WE FACE

When Teresa was diganosed with terminal cancer, she knew it for what it wasthe thing consuming her life. And her response was to let it.
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CANCER AND DISEASE ARE THE MONSTERS WE FACE

When Teresa was diganosed with terminal cancer, she knew it for what it wasthe thing consuming her life. And her response was to let it.

Walking away, refusing treatment, was the only power she had over her life. And though the pain was excruciating, though she found herself alone with no one to turn to, she was determined that her last days were going to be on her terms.

And then she started seeing the monsters.

Vile, ugly, creeping and crawling, clinging to people everywhere she lookedwas this some hallucination brought on by her slowly dying brain? Or were these things real?

Real. Very real. And, she soon discovers, they are the source of illness and disease for all of humanity.

And she's the only one who can see them.

She's the only one who can kill them.

There's a new predator in town.

Autoren-Porträt von Kevin Tumlinson

Kevin Tumlinson is an award-winning and bestselling novelist, living in Texas and working in random coffee shops, cafés, and hotel lobbies worldwide. His debut thriller, The Coelho Medallion, was a 2016 Shelf Notable Indie award winner.

Kevin grew up in Wild Peach, Texas, where he was raised by his grandparents and given a healthy respect for story telling. He often found himself in trouble in school for writing stories instead of doing his actual assignments.

Kevin's love for history, archaeology, and science has been a tremendous source of material for his writing, feeding his fiction and giving him just the excuse he needs to read the next article, biography, or research paper.