Sommarstuga - Wilson-Kanamori, Emma
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Blood poured from Esme's neck during a vacation at a quaint little cabin in the woods. Esme's new girlfriend, Hana, witnessed Esme's younger sister slash her throat for reasons only a sister holding onto a secret might understand. But why was Alice even on this trip? It's a miracle, then, that before shock can wilt into grief, Esme is found to be alive. Her rebirth, though, brings with it an unimaginable darkness, a demon that draws on fears from the past no one is ready to accept. But as Esme feeds off of the secrets she's gathered over the years and awakens to her newfound insatiable thirst…mehr

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Blood poured from Esme's neck during a vacation at a quaint little cabin in the woods. Esme's new girlfriend, Hana, witnessed Esme's younger sister slash her throat for reasons only a sister holding onto a secret might understand. But why was Alice even on this trip? It's a miracle, then, that before shock can wilt into grief, Esme is found to be alive. Her rebirth, though, brings with it an unimaginable darkness, a demon that draws on fears from the past no one is ready to accept. But as Esme feeds off of the secrets she's gathered over the years and awakens to her newfound insatiable thirst for flesh, Hana and her friends must fight the eerie cries of hunger to find a way to survive Esme and the evil that slithers among the trees and through the whispers of their subconscious. A fast-paced novella that will leave you haunted by regret as you live your nightmare, even Stephen King would lose sleep over this bone-chilling tale of survival, love, and remorse told through the lens of three unique perspectives.
Autorenporträt
Emma's poetry has appeared on PULP and Suburban Witchcraft, and her short fiction in literary magazines Ginosko Literary Journal and The Gravity of the Thing. Though they grew up in Japan as a mix of writer, artist, and dancer, she has moved to Scotland and has settled down fully as a scribbler, both of words and of images. She spends her days satisfying the whims of her void-shaped familiar, also known as a black cat, Treacle.