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The Prodigy
AFTER THE PRODIGY YOUR WORLD WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN!
Aaron Farrow was a legend in his home town. A boy genius with an eerie worldliness way beyond his years. Even the town children acknowledged him as leader, an angel of vengeance who would deliver them from the hell of being children.
THE PRODIGY
Then the accidents started. Only they weren’t accidents. Childish pranks that turned nasty. Like the mother who had a heart attack. And the father who lost an eye. Until suddenly the town woke up to the horror of the nightmare closing in around them, a nightmare it was powerless to stop.
THE PRODIGY
For Aaron knew the guilty secret which the town had carefully concealed. And now he, and the children who’d chosen him as their Saviour, were going to make the punishment fit the crime. One by one the parents were going to pay the price for their sins, a mind-searing, terrifying price, devised by children who wanted vengeance...IN BLOOD!
Aaron Farrow was a legend in his home town. A boy genius with an eerie worldliness way beyond his years. Even the town children acknowledged him as leader, an angel of vengeance who would deliver them from the hell of being children.
THE PRODIGY
Then the accidents started. Only they weren’t accidents. Childish pranks that turned nasty. Like the mother who had a heart attack. And the father who lost an eye. Until suddenly the town woke up to the horror of the nightmare closing in around them, a nightmare it was powerless to stop.
THE PRODIGY
For Aaron knew the guilty secret which the town had carefully concealed. And now he, and the children who’d chosen him as their Saviour, were going to make the punishment fit the crime. One by one the parents were going to pay the price for their sins, a mind-searing, terrifying price, devised by children who wanted vengeance...IN BLOOD!
241 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1978
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May 8, 2008
1970s pseudo-intellectual crap.
well, not even "pseudo-intellectual." really just plain crap. I've waisted more words than I should have already on this book.
well, not even "pseudo-intellectual." really just plain crap. I've waisted more words than I should have already on this book.
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