Reseña del libro "Nightmare Asylum and other Deadly Delights (en Inglés)"
Nightmare Asylum - Despised by day, tortured by night. A midwifery student's life disintegrates into a terrifying nightmare, after a disturbing encounter with the notorious child killer, Evelyn Green. Dark secrets from Lydia's past unleash a truth that conjures her fears into unspeakable horror. Other Deadly Delights - Tales from the psychotically unsound and deadly deluded. A stalker turns serial killer; a cleaning lady is imprisoned in the basement, there's a prophetic warning for a woman in peril, and an android with love addiction, plus many more... a deliciously dangerous collection of short stories, ranging from psychological horror to paranormal, sci-fi and noir. Dare you enter the nightmare Asylum? Praise for Nightmare Asylum"Sonia Kilvington's clear, straightforward prose disguises a chilling mix of eighteen horror and crime stories that explore the universal themes of revenge, choice, dread, loneliness, fear, beauty, love and loss-all with a deadly twist. Her stand-out signature tale "Nightmare Asylum" drags you down its dark hallways, through a labyrinth of warped mind and imagination, kicking and screaming all the way. A devastating collection, one that will stay with you long after you turn the last page. Hell, if your own nightmares need an extra charge, this book's for you." - James Shaffer, Author of Back To The World. "She mines through her characters' twisted reasoning, till the reader is there, deep inside the hurting mind, knowing how that place feels, how the world looks, seen through those eyes. And it's not nice - All of her many characters are disturbing and most exist either on the borders of psychopathy or a little the wrong side of it... These are quality stories. Read and enjoy them: they are clever and witty and insightful." - De Gevallene, The Hard Hat Book Site. "There's some heavy stuff here - creeps, stalkers, blackmailers, child killers - but the stories are still very 'human'. Deep down, they're about the lonely and the vulnerable - about sibling rivalry, night terrors and the loss of a child - and the author very skilfully undercuts them with empathy and understanding." - Gary Duncan, Author of You're Not Supposed to Cry.
