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| Original Title: | La última noche en Tremore Beach |
| ISBN: | 8440696485 (ISBN13: 9788440696489) |
| Edition Language: | Spanish |
| Setting: | Donegal(Ireland) |
Mikel Santiago
Paperback | Pages: 416 pages Rating: 3.78 | 1704 Users | 280 Reviews
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Un compositor que ha perdido la inspiración.Una casa aislada en una playa irlandesa.
Una noche de tormenta que puede cambiarlo todo.
Peter Harper es un prestigioso compositor de bandas sonoras que, tras un traumático divorcio, se refugia en un rincón perdido de la costa de Irlanda para recuperar la inspiración. La casa de Tremore Beach, aislada en una enorme y solitaria playa, parece el lugar indicado para lograrlo. Todo parece perfecto... hasta que llega la noche de la gran tormenta.
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| Title | : | La última noche en Tremore Beach |
| Author | : | Mikel Santiago |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 416 pages |
| Published | : | June 4th 2014 by Ediciones B (first published 2014) |
| Categories | : | Thriller. Mystery. Fiction. Horror. Adult. Crime |
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Ratings: 3.78 From 1704 Users | 280 ReviewsDiscuss Regarding Books La última noche en Tremore Beach
This was a highly entertaining read, full of twists and turns of the natural and supernatural alike. I wavered on whether I'd read this initially as it sounded like many other thrillers I've read in recent years, but the paranormal aspect, along with book bestie Laura recommending it due to "it's likeness to early Stephen King fiction" caused me to pick it up and I'm really glad I did. I've come to realize that I like knowing beforehand if a book is going to contain elements of the paranormal,This was a highly entertaining read, full of twists and turns of the natural and supernatural alike. I wavered on whether I'd read this initially as it sounded like many other thrillers I've read in recent years, but the paranormal aspect, along with book bestie Laura recommending it due to "it's likeness to early Stephen King fiction" caused me to pick it up and I'm really glad I did. I've come to realize that I like knowing beforehand if a book is going to contain elements of the paranormal,
I am having a hard time knowing what bookshelves to put this on. It felt like a thriller, but the little lulls found in short chapters between the nightmares could be a little boring. Luckily, they were short. It is a realistic fiction with a fantasy element added, or is it really more of a medical physiological undertone? Either way I had a hard time putting this down. I stayed up later than I should have to finish it and enjoyed most of what I read. I couldn't figure out until the very end if
I picked up this book on a whim from the library and I am glad I did! It took me a bit to get into Santiago's style and realize that I was reading a story that was more Stephen King than a traditional thriller. I have always found premonitions fascinating and this story made them wonderfully atmospheric.The fact that this takes place in Ireland was an added bonus!
Fair warning, this is a bloody story. It is also a page turning, well paced story providing a continual sense of foreboding. ( At times I was wary of it becoming a horror genre fit.) Peter's "dreams" set the stage and move the plot toward its violent end. Santiago also kept me guessing about the role of the Kogans. While I liked the book and it kept my attention, I was not totally compelled by the characters. Perhaps it is in the translation, but I was not completely pulled into the tension, nor
This story sneaks up on you and wont let go. I dont do spoilers, so I can only say that there are creepy, ominous elements to this thriller that keep the reader turning pages as quickly as possible.
Musician Peter Harper is living in rural seclusion on the Irish coast. His life has been in turmoil and his confidence is shot a world renowned composer he now cannot capture a simple tune and he is seeking solitude to try and rediscover his love of music.Harper is renting a cottage on Tremore Beach, he is becoming a known face around the nearby village and his only neighbours (an American couple who have also sought a peaceful life) have tried to make him feel welcome and are keeping an almost
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