Skin
Richard Reece
aug. 2013 · Darby Creek ™
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"This [young adult] novel, reminiscent of . . . Steven King, couples a thrilling horror story with a message important to early adolescents: No one is alone." — The ALAN Review
It looks like a pizza exploded on Nick Barry's face. But bad skin is the least of his problems. His bones feel like living ice. A strange rash—like scratches—seems to be some sort of ancient code. And then there's the anger . . .
Something evil is living under Nick's skin. Where did it come from? What does it want? With the help of a dead kid's diary, a nun, and a local professor, Nick slowly finds out what's wrong with him. But there's still one question that Nick must face alone: How do you destroy an evil that's inside you?
Praise for the Night Fall series:
"A high-interest, modern-day horror series . . . Each short book delivers an entertaining horrific tale, leaving appreciative readers gasping for breath." — School Library Journal
It looks like a pizza exploded on Nick Barry's face. But bad skin is the least of his problems. His bones feel like living ice. A strange rash—like scratches—seems to be some sort of ancient code. And then there's the anger . . .
Something evil is living under Nick's skin. Where did it come from? What does it want? With the help of a dead kid's diary, a nun, and a local professor, Nick slowly finds out what's wrong with him. But there's still one question that Nick must face alone: How do you destroy an evil that's inside you?
Praise for the Night Fall series:
"A high-interest, modern-day horror series . . . Each short book delivers an entertaining horrific tale, leaving appreciative readers gasping for breath." — School Library Journal
"This [young adult] novel, reminiscent of . . . Steven King, couples a thrilling horror story with a message important to early adolescents: No one is alone." — The ALAN Review
It looks like a pizza exploded on Nick Barry's face. But bad skin is the least of his problems. His bones feel like li...
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Rick Jasper is a former middle-school teacher and a long-time magazine editor and writer. A native of Kansas City, Missouri, he currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his daughter.
Rick Jasper is a former middle-school teacher and a long-time magazine editor and writer. A native of Kansas City, Missouri, he currently lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, with his daughter.
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