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Vengeance Child

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Can revenge reach out from the grave? - Orphan Jay doesnt want to hurt anyone he tries so hard not to. Yet he has a terrible secret . . . Nurse Laura Parris is determined to protect him, but when she meets Victor Brodman, a widower, she wonders if she can finally reveal Jays disturbing past. That hes the only survivor of a terrifying shipwreck, the vengeance child, and that soon his shadow will fall over all humanity . . .
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJun 1, 2011
ISBN9781780101125
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Vengeance Child
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Simon Clark

Simon Clark is a journalist and writer. He previously worked at the Wall Street Journal. His investigative reporting has led him to the poppy fields of Afghanistan, the copper mines of Congo and to many banks in the City of London. He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2016. He lives in Lewes, England.

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    Vengeance Child contains a myriad of elements which, thankfully, when mixed together produce an interesting approach to horror fiction. It's refreshing to have a malevolent child at the centre of a horror yarn which doesn't originate from Oriental fiction. Clark's demon child is far more akin to Damien, offering a haunting undertone, which may not be equal to that of Seltzer's Omen, yet is engaging enough. Add to that a desolate island and a power hungry and ruthless mayor, and there is enough for a TV mini-series. This is a pacey book and although the characterisations are somewhat two-dimensional, it's easily forgiven since it moves so fast. The breakneck speed continues in to the conclusion, which is somewhat predictable and rushed, however getting there is pleasurable enough. It's reminiscent of older school horror and although it could have been darker, the terror escalated further, Vengeance Child is still a horror story worth reading.