Alex Gordon Boeken

Set in a chilling atmosphere, this paranormal thriller weaves a tale filled with suspense and eerie elements. The story follows Gideon, a character who navigates a world where the supernatural intertwines with the everyday, leading to gripping twists and turns. With a focus on psychological tension and richly developed characters, the narrative promises to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Highly praised by notable authors, it delivers a compelling blend of horror and intrigue.

This debut thriller combines elements of mystery, fantasy, horror, and the supernatural, creating a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The story weaves together intricate plotlines and compelling characters, reminiscent of the works of Deborah Harkness and Preston & Child. With its unique blend of genres, it promises an engaging experience for fans of thrilling tales that explore the unknown and the eerie.

David hadn't felt like his normal self for days. He could not work out why. When David spots a mystery loner by the name of Kelvin David, life being to unravel, where a guide and a black dog appear and lead David into the tragedy of Kelvin's life and that of his family.

Set against a harsh winter backdrop, Akron faces dire circumstances as he shelters his company in his home, grappling with dwindling food supplies. His inexperience in battle puts them all at risk of falling into a trap with no escape. As he contemplates whether to stay and starve or venture into the unforgiving cold, an unseen threat looms: King James's border guards are on the hunt for Gowan, the dragon who poses a significant obstacle to the king's sinister ambitions.

Er wollte nur seine Ruhe haben. Bloß arbeiten, Geld verdienen und ein schönes Leben führen. Aber das Schicksal meint es anders mit ihm. Er wird von unbekannten Männern überfallen und erschießt dabei einen der Angreifer. Dieser flüstert ihm im Moment seines Todes das Wort „Baron“ zu. Sein LKW und seine Ladung sind bei der Schießerei zerstört worden; alles, was er will, ist das Geld für den Verlust, und zwar vom „Baron“.