From the New York Times bestselling author of Meddling Kids comes a mind- blowing, gender-bending, genre-smashing romp through the entire pantheon of action and noir.
Edgar Cantero Books
This Barcelona-based author crafts vibrant, genre-bending narratives that explore the space between highbrow literary tradition and mass-market appeal. Initially lauded for his work in Catalan, his writing soon embraced the influences of Hollywood blockbusters, video games, and paperback thrillers, showcasing a dynamic shift in focus. His stories, written across three languages, frequently feature women kissing, things exploding, and ill-timed jokes, creating a distinctive blend of tension and humor. Spanning short stories to screenplays, his versatile output reflects a playful approach to storytelling and a keen eye for the unexpected.
EVERYBODY LOVES A CONSPIRACY. DON'T THEY? When Ambrose Wells dies jumping out of his bedroom window in Axton House, forgetting to open it first, a distant relative with an unusual companion takes possession of the gothic estate at Point Bless, Virginia. But as they settle into their new surroundings, excited by rumours of ghosts, suicides and secret societies, they find themselves not just part of a mysterious 'Game', but determined to win it.
Meddling Kids
- 443 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Set in a nostalgic 1980s backdrop reminiscent of "Stranger Things" and "It," this story follows a group of former young sleuths as they revisit a crime they solved years ago. Now adults, they reunite to confront the lingering, inexplicable memories that continue to haunt them, blending elements of H.P. Lovecraft's eerie themes with popular culture. The narrative explores themes of friendship, the passage of time, and the impact of unresolved mysteries on their lives.