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The sound of midnight

by Charles L. Grant

Earliest known edition
1987
Selected edition
unknown
Pages in this edition
249
English editions
2 ↗
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1987 · Tom Doherty Associates · eng

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Oxrun Station is a quiet, peaceful town. Its children are ordinary, innocent kids. Their favorite place is the toy shop run by Dale Bartlett. But Bartlett's orderly world is about to end. Nothing is as simple as it seems. Oxrun Station is a gathering place for evil. The children's games are an ancient ritual worshipping an old and angry god. Their temple is an abandoned orchard. No god can live without sacrifice. Will Dale Bartlett be the next adult to die?

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The sound of midnightSelectedCharles L. Grant1987unknown249Open Library ↗
The sound of midnightCharles L. Grant1987unknown249Open Library ↗
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/tags/OL171TCults/tags/OL179TMurderRural childrenHorror talesCeltic GodsGood and evilFictionFiction, science fiction, general