The Wilding
Produktbeschreibung
'A sharp thriller [. . .] with strong characterisation, a deep sense of place and real wit' The Irish Times<BR><BR> 'Melds the urban and rural to take folk horror somewhere unexpected, spooky and, paradoxically, new' SFX<BR><BR> 'Blends folk horror with modern terror . . . The Wilding is a great novel' JamReads.com<BR><BR> 'Natural horror at its finest, this haunting tale of a camping trip gone wrong grips you, shocks you and leaves a lasting impression' crossstitchandstories<BR><BR> 'Ian McDonald has never written a bad novel' Cory Doctorow<BR><BR>'Undeniably powerful . . . told with beauty and grace' Locus<BR><BR>'The Wilding is an excellent slice of modern horror . . . strongly recommended!' runalongtheshelves.net<BR><BR><BR>Strange things have been happening at Lough Carrow.<BR><BR> Local villagers have told dark rumours about the vast peat bog ever since the huge project to rewild it began.<BR><BR>Strange tracks have been seen leading into and out of the site. Livestock has been mutilated in the area. And on their trek to a camp site in the heart of the bog some of Lisa's group - five teenagers and three teachers she's guiding on a wilderness experience - spot wolves, wolverines, and something that looks older and scarier than either . . . even though Ireland's lost wild animals are yet to be introduced to the park . . .<BR><BR> They have planned one cosy campout in this strange wilderness, where time and space themselves seems to be shifting, but as darkness falls it's clear they have a very different night ahead.<BR><BR> The camp is attacked.<BR><BR>The campers are trapped.<BR><BR>And something out there has only just begun to hunt . . .