Sometimes facing your fears is the worst thing you can do...
"I loved this book, athough it did give me nightmares!"
"Addictive writing. The story grows and grows until you think you'll explode..."
Have you ever stared at a pattern and seen a face?
Well, be warned...
Carys Ellis, recently released from a secure mental health unit, saw faces in her hotel room. She swears they moved and attacked her.
Soon, she learns that worse than not being believed, is being believed all too readily. It seems she's not the only one seeing faces emerge from the walls. And the others aren't so lucky...
Carys teams up with a sympathetic policeman, a sociopathic federal agent, and her hybrid son, Ebe.
Under strict orders to leave things alone, they must secretly uncover why people are dying increasingly horrific deaths. Humanity's survival may depend upon it...
The FACESis the third installment of Carter's best selling The HUM series.
Like the previous tales, it asks questions about what is real, and what could already be happening, whilst eerily tying it to current events.
"I can't wait for more..."
Genre: Science Fiction
"I loved this book, athough it did give me nightmares!"
"Addictive writing. The story grows and grows until you think you'll explode..."
Have you ever stared at a pattern and seen a face?
Well, be warned...
Carys Ellis, recently released from a secure mental health unit, saw faces in her hotel room. She swears they moved and attacked her.
Soon, she learns that worse than not being believed, is being believed all too readily. It seems she's not the only one seeing faces emerge from the walls. And the others aren't so lucky...
Carys teams up with a sympathetic policeman, a sociopathic federal agent, and her hybrid son, Ebe.
Under strict orders to leave things alone, they must secretly uncover why people are dying increasingly horrific deaths. Humanity's survival may depend upon it...
The FACESis the third installment of Carter's best selling The HUM series.
Like the previous tales, it asks questions about what is real, and what could already be happening, whilst eerily tying it to current events.
"I can't wait for more..."
Trigger Warning: This book contains scenes of violent extra terrestrial encounters; mental health issues; and teenage sexual abuse.
Genre: Science Fiction
Used availability for Michael Christopher Carter's The Faces